ArtsyIndi

Latest Activity

1. Discouraged: Is EVERY public USA nursing program impacted?

   ArtsyIndi replied to stillpressingon's topic in General Nursing

   Look into a rurally based program. Lower population counties typically have several hospitals spread out over several counties in which they place their clinicals. For instance: Tarleton State...

2. ** Any Class of '09ers out there?? Post here!!!

   ArtsyIndi replied to kayel's topic in General Students

   Name: Indigo School: Tarleton State University (Texas) Program: 4 yr. Bachelor of Science, Nursing What area of interest at this time: I think I'm aiming toward surgical or neurosurgical nursing....

3. It is ALMOST that time...

   ArtsyIndi replied to kmbridges's topic in Texas Nursing

   Howdy y'all! This is my first post but I've been reading along all through my pre-reqs, 2 years of them! Next Fall I start my Foundations class for the BSN at Tarleton State University. Technically...

4. Tarleton cross over program...

   ArtsyIndi replied to stephera's topic in Texas Nursing

   http://www.tarleton.edu/~nursing I'm in the generic bsn program but I can say that they're small and very focused on their students. I've had no trouble with wait lists and tuition is very reasonable....

5. Waiting for letter of acceptance!!!

   ArtsyIndi replied to Jenn22's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

   Hey Jenn! I'm 33yr old as well and waiting for that letter is killing me! This starting over is so hard and I'm looking at dorm life, at my age! At least the program isn't quite as competitive as many...

6. Question

   ArtsyIndi replied to jenli's topic in Neuro Intensive Care, ICU

   As I recall, a prof told me that they feel the itching because NTs are still being transmitted down the nerve axons toward the missing nerve. However, there is no place for the NTs to go so they just...

7. How do you pay for school?

   ArtsyIndi replied to richard13's topic in Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, CRNA

   I had the same trouble, then got divorced and it got worse! Now I'm in an intensive ADN program that's 16months. No way to work. So, I have a sponsor. Check with your local hospitals. It's fairly...