Skip to content
View in the app

A better way to browse. Learn more.

allnurses

A full-screen app on your home screen with push notifications, badges and more.

To install this app on iOS and iPadOS
  1. Tap the Share icon in Safari
  2. Scroll the menu and tap Add to Home Screen.
  3. Tap Add in the top-right corner.
To install this app on Android
  1. Tap the 3-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner of the browser.
  2. Tap Add to Home screen or Install app.
  3. Confirm by tapping Install.

Kozmo0812

Member
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  1. Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!! I can't wait to have that feeling of passing!! It'll be the best day of my life!
  2. Don't give up.. At least thats what people keep telling me.. I've failed twice so far and I'm soo discouraged to take it again..but I know I have to. The longer we wait the more stuff we forget.. Don't give up, keep studying and we can do this - together =) Best of luck!!
  3. Thanks.. I'm really going to look into Suzannes plan.. I think thats my best option and I need to get this over with already! Its so hard knowing most of the people I graduated with PASSED (Even ones who I never thought would.. I don't mean to sound mean).. and here I am... IT's soo embarressing! But I'm gonna try .. and make sure I pass next time!
  4. I recently graduated from Eastern Suffolk BOCES and I believe the next full time program will start in Sept 09 and I'm not sure of Part Time. The eastern campus is at NYIT in East Islip and I'm not sure where the Western one is.. The full time program is 11 months, its hard but worth it! =)
  5. You should check the local paper whenever it comes out, a lot of times they have nursing positions in there and if you get the paper the day it comes out and call early you might have a better chance! Just believe in yourself or you won't get anywhere.. I'm a graduated nurse who is having trouble passing the NCLEX and I would do anything to be in your shoes - good things come to those who wait, with just a little effort =)
  6. hello everyone! so i already took the nclex twice and haven't passed it. i was an average student and graduated in summer 2008. i'm really embarrassed about failing twice because most people who graduated with me passed the first time and i don't want to sign up to take it again because i'm beyond scared to fail again, i'm really really down on myself! if anyone has any helpful hints on how to get prepared again let me know... i've been studying exam cram and saunders a lot. my 2nd problem is that with the economy being the way it is i am still in retail and broke! i know i can't work as a graduated nurse since i already failed, but i can work as a cna since i graduated school right? i'm not sure but i thought that was the case. and if that's true does anyone know how i would go about getting a certificate for being a cna? are there any other positions in the medical field that i could apply for since i have garduated with my lpn that i do not know about? any answers would be fantastic! =) thanks for your time!
  7. Thanks, I really appreciate it.. It's hard to be proud of graduating when I just keep letting myself down with this test! Very dissapointed in myself and thats a pretty crappy feeling. I think I'll look into the Suzannes Plan. Thanks soo much for your help =)
  8. hello everyone! so i already took the nclex twice and haven't passed it. i was an average student and graduated in summer 2008. i'm really embarrassed about failing twice because most people who graduated with me passed the first time and i don't want to sign up to take it again because i'm beyond scared to fail again, i'm really really down on myself! if anyone has any helpful hints on how to get prepared again let me know... i've been studying exam cram and saunders a lot. my 2nd problem is that with the economy being the way it is i am still in retail and broke! i know i can't work as a graduated nurse since i already failed, but i can work as a cna since i graduated school right? i'm not sure but i thought that was the case. and if that's true does anyone know how i would go about getting a certificate for being a cna? are there any other positions in the medical field that i could apply for since i have garduated with my lpn that i do not know about? any answers would be fantastic! =) thanks for your time!
  9. hello everyone! so i already took the nclex twice and haven't passed it. i was an average student and graduated in summer 2008. i'm really embarrassed about failing twice because most people who graduated with me passed the first time and i don't want to sign up to take it again because i'm beyond scared to fail again, i'm really really down on myself! if anyone has any helpful hints on how to get prepared again let me know... i've been studying exam cram and saunders a lot. my 2nd problem is that with the economy being the way it is i am still in retail and broke! i know i can't work as a graduated nurse since i already failed, but i can work as a cna since i graduated school right? i'm not sure but i thought that was the case. and if that's true does anyone know how i would go about getting a certificate for being a cna? any answers would be fantastic! =) thanks for your time!
  10. Hello everyone - I'm new to the site....... I just graduated on Friday from LPN school (I take my boards next month - wish me luck!!) but am planning to move to NC ( Charlotte area ) next year and I want to start looking into RN schools - does anyone have any advice where to go? Community College would be ideal (Again, I just graduted - I'm not making any money yet!! haha).. thanks again, Jacqueline

Account

Navigation

Search

Search

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.