anxious student

Hi everyone...I am a new pn graduate and I submitted my paperwork to mbon and pearson vue. I received my confirmation from pearson but I want to know howblong does it take mbon to send the att via email...anybody have any experience with waiting???? I'm so impatient I submitted the papers mid february.Thanks

That is great! I really hope everything works out for you. Best of luck with the TEAS. I plan to take the test over the summer. Let me know how the teas test is.

I was wondering if anybody has applied to CCBC's nursing program and if they got in. Thanks:heartbeat

I am a pre-nursing student and I am in my last year of pre-reqs. I have completed all of my pre-reqs except a&p 1,2 and micro. I plan to a&p 1 over the summer and to take a&p2 and micro in the fall . I am not sure when I should start applying to nursing programs. Can anyone offer any advice as to when they started to apply to programs.:bow:

I am a pre-nursing student and I am in my last year of pre-reqs. I have completed all of my pre-reqs except a&p 1,2 and micro. I plan to a&p 1 over the summer and to take a&p2 and micro in the fall . I am not sure when I should start applying to nursing programs. Can anyone offer any advice as to when they started to apply to programs. Thanks!:typing

I need some information to assist me along my nursing path. I am 22 years old and I have a 6 year old and a 9 month old baby. I am currently attending a 4 year institution business school and I am transferring over to a community college in a few weeks to finish up my pre-reqs to be a nurse. I need ap 1, 2 and microbio to apply to the LPN program but I cant take all three classes at once. I receive financial aid and they wont pay for me to take one or two classes per semester I need at least 3-4 classes. I desparetely need to work so I was considering just taking the LPN program instead of trying to complete my RN since I am so close. Any advice? I really would like to be a RN.

I dont really recommend quitting your job without another one lined up. I have been in the administrative field (medical) for about 4 years and I really liked it. Maybe you should find a job in the hospital or in the medical field to support you. I quit my job to finish school fulltime but I have the help of my fiance and it is still difficult for me to pay my car payment. He pays everything else but I am responsible for my car. With that said, the point I am trying to make is that you will still need to at least work part time. Hope this helps. Good luck!

Thank you everybody. Sometimes we need that extra encouragement to push us. I love this site.

I totally need some help. I am a pre-nursing student. I went to school for medical assisting 3 years ago and I passed the curriculum but I did a terrible job with drawing blood. I never used the clinical side to get a job I used the administrative side. I am now 3 classes away from applying to the RN program but I am afraid of drawing blood still. I can deal with blood and any other gross stuff, but I am afraid of actually sticking the needle in to far or missing the vein. Is there any hope?