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LPN starting pay $26.50!
BburgNurse, Just curious where you work? I am looking for work in a LTC here in Indy.
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starting EXCELSIOR
I am from the midwest also...Indiana. I am starting the nurse concepts exams. I am currently studying for NC1 right now. Best of luck to all of you!
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Excelsior students in Indiana
Thank you for the information! The books that are suggested are they really helpful? If I just used the study guide as reference and used another textbook with similiar information will I be ok? I will definitetly get the practice exams. How similiar are they to the actual test? Sorry for all the questions. I just want to do good on these tests. My husband will be gone for a year and a half and I want to have my RN by the time he comes back.
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Excelsior students in Indiana
Thank you so much. I am really nervous about passing the tests. I will just need to crack down and make study time. Put it in my schedule just like an appointment. Any study tips?
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Excelsior students in Indiana
Hello. I am starting the EC program and was wondering if there was anyone else in the Indianapolis area that was interested in forming a study group. I am about to start studying for NC 1.
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starting EXCELSIOR
I am planning on starting the program and am very excited. I had been in contact with ISU and decided that was not for me. It would take me at least 3 years to finish in their program (even though I have all pre-reqs done) plus they have a lot of extra classes that are not nursing related (but they are a BSN program). I must say the CPNE makes me nervous. But like everything else it is something that can be prepared for. Good luck to everyone that is starting this endevour!!
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Indiana State University BSN students
Hello everyone! I am starting phase II. I was wondering if anyone had CSM modules they would like to sell or copy? I heard that you can copy them from the school but havent heard back from ISU to check if this is true. If anyone has information it would be appreciated. Thank you!
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ISU LPN to BSN
The College Network only sells modules at very expensive prices. You have to buy the modules and still have to pay to take the tests. Many of the pre-reqs can be taken at local community colleges. Several of theses colleges have distance education and the pre-reqs can be taken online. I learned the expensive way to try to avoid the college network. I know some of the classes have to be taken thru them but try to take as many as you can at a real school and have the credits transferred to ISU. The College Network is not a college just a publisher of study manuals. Hope this helps.