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In HHC hospitals NP's make more-start at 82K, PA 79K, if your trying to pick a route choose it by what you would like to do, and how you want to grow as a professional, let the money be second. I chose to go the BSN->MSN route because there plent...

GO SHOPPING! that always helps me.

Never complain about where you are, complain about where your going. You may find the next floor unbearable. Stay for a year-transfer within the hospital as the economy is still tough.

Only for BSN superhero's! But the work load is tough, and then there are those villans to contend with...Military.

I live at home too... I went private because thats where I was accepted. Since I have a BA already I know my learning need-and the program fit me will. Plus the possibility of marticulating into their MSN immediately was inticing. The cost was a ...

Work as much as possible now, and save. Throw that money monthly into ING and wait. Loans/grants/scholoarships are a great way, but start saving TODAY-thats what helped me. In 9 months I saved ALOT of money-so i had some security while waiting for...

I just had a similar experience. Where do I stop caring? When I realize that being emotionally involved will allow me to make mistakes. My pt turned out to have a psych diagnosis, and so her actions were guided by this. Theres nothing wrong with b...

73K is steep! Are you sure you have to live on campus? When the BSN works for a year at the affiliated hospital are they gaurnteed a spot in the MSN program. Is their a pay cut during that year of working? Off hand this sounds like a okay deal, ...

Only if you fail! Or had too much vitamin and your urine is flourecent!

We all have some Achillies heel (sp?) in nursing, there's something that gets all of us going eww-but you get used to it, or find a way to deal. For me it's people spitting-everyday life is gross! May I suggest immerson therapy? Get some reproduct...

Is anything going on outside/inside of work that is on your mind. If this is your usual shift, then you may need to examine other influencing factors. I hope you get some sleep!

Yes! Pre-reading is the way I made A's. Even when its not required, I feel more at ease when I know what to expect. Plus, life has this funny way of throwing curve balls when you really need to study.

You can retake it, Nursing schools take your highest grade, but it may kill your GPA in the process. Its a good idea to check with the Nursing schools you want to attend, in order to figure out if they will accept it too. Good luck!

I would get a cert in EKG, and especially phlebotomy. Your involved but not directly. Atleast you will be paid, and get experience.

I think you can only do LPN-ADN bridge. ADN-BSN bridge, or work as an LPN while getting your BSN. Pick your degree based on what you want to do long term. Since your in NY like me, the BSN is preferred unless your heading out to Long Island.

This was a great experience to have, no matter how poopie. Take it in stride, beciase atleast you know what to look for when your out in the job market.

No. Because unless they have an affiliated hospital you want to work for, there really is no benefit to the name.

Youll ace that HESI, pinning is around the corner. Im so happy you stuck with it.

Private! I did, tuition for 18 moths-51,000! And the price does not mean that you get the best equipment either. If i had to do it all over again I would...I just want to be out. I will pay it off in 1.5 years at 2100 a month, living at home (free...

1. Once you finished your pre-reqs do you have to stay with the class that you start your nursing program with? Meaning can you take 1 nursing class per semester? Don't know really... 2. When did you apply for the nursing program and how long was it ...

I have never experienced this ::cough, cough::: Theres always going to be an obstacle on any path you take. Just as you have made it tghrough tough situations, you'll make it through the expense, evil instructors, and difficult personalities. Good...

I'm not acknowledging anything past 23 ( I'll be 24, Dec 2010). So, I'll say 23! And when I do my MSN-I'll still be 23, DNP @ 23 again! Hehe

E.C: volunteering, shadowing, worked in a mental health setting for 4 years.

Why do we have to do group work-I mean why couldn't we just have a class on how to work with others. Why must I be put through this for 4 percent of my grade!

I'm actually at work right now-I am in a ABSN program with 16 months left. The 12 month programs are time consuming-I doubt you'll have time to work. How about a 15-18 month program, it's more feasable to work in those. Good luck;)