No offense, but you probably crashed their system, LOL.
I understand the stress of waiting, but trying to register over and over again isn't going to tell you if you passed or not. My...
Any new nursing job is a challenge in itself...learning new policies, intervention, medications, etc. With 10 weeks orientation, I think that's great! I've worked a year in acute rehab, nursing homes,...
I have a few friends that work for Sharp and really love it there. I work for Scripps and they have been voted one of the top 100 places to work nationwide by Fortune magazine, now for several years....
The thing about the pass rate...the percentages are percentages. Whether it be 10 or 107, only 77% passed. If I am going to be paying that much money to go to a school, I would want the pass rate to...
Jilly1234 replied to butterflymel6's topic in General Nursing
Pretty much the people I know who have gotten jobs at hospitals are people that already worked there as an LNA, or they knew someone. There are 2 others that got jobs there, too, but they were top of...
Just got done taking the NCLEX and I got the good popup. It stopped at 75 and I felt good walking out of there, so hopefully it's a good thing. Will post back if I
IF I remember correctly, they had us pick a lab at orientation. They gave us forms to register for the actual nursing class, then Charlene sat and signed off on all of them. If they are doing it the...
It was ok for me. Just a few more weeks left and so ready to graduate. I honestly don't think it was too bad...as long as you make the time to try and do all the readings (I admit, I didn't always...
Congratulations on getting accepted! I would be interested in selling you my books after graduation. (May 19th), but I will recommend that you get a copy of the required texts so that we can compare...
Yeah, I think you pretty much have to take the NCLEX-PN exam in order to get your LPN. Manchester Community College also has that agreement thing with UNH and Franklin Pierce...basically, as long as...
At NHCTC-Manchester, they offer a 2 year RN program. After the 3rd semester if you pass, you are eligible to take the exam for LPN, then after another semester you can get your RN. If I were wanting...
Jilly1234 replied to RNWannaBe724's topic in General Nursing
Nicole, Don't worry...there are actually several people in my nursing class who took A&P 1 the first semester, A&P 2 the second semester, and micro during the summer. It's doable. What I...