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stina2312

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  1. I pray that the Lord will watch over me and help me during my shift. I also pray that He will shine through me and that the Holy Spirit will be present during all of my interactions at work. I want to stand out because of how wonderful belonging to Him makes me... not because of what I can do... but because I am His, I can do all things through Him that strengthens me. The Lord hears all of our prayers. There have been times where I felt like, "oh Lord, where are you in this situation." However, looking back I can see His hand in every moment of my life. In the bad, he has helped me through... and in the good, he has given me confidence and light. I KNOW that you will be a light where ever you end up. Please do not be discouraged.... be encouraged in Him and know that He cares for you very much. I will pray for you and I hope that you find the perfect place to work... or even that the place you don't like working at so much turns into a place you love. God bless you!!!!
  2. I just graduated from the program in May. It was an excellent program and I am so thankful for the great education I received there. I just started working and I feel the program really prepared me well for the realities of nursing. Your GPA is great and that will help. I know that they are looking for more than just GPA too, however. Do you have any work experience (hospital or non-hospital)? They are big on "well rounded" applicants. Apparently when they started the program they ONLY looked at GPA, but found that some of the students lacked the social skills/common sense skills that are essential in nursing (that is what one of my CI's told me, anyway). My classmates were some of the most accomplished people I ever met... Lawyers, teachers, master's degrees etc. Do well in your pre-req's and bring forth your good attributes in your admission essay and you should be okay. Someone told me that they only took 100 out of 400 applicants this past May. Financial aid is good there, but it took me a long time to hear from their department after being accepted. They are very helpful, though, right before school started... it was just frustrating waiting to hear from them. Once I did, though, they were great. I know that housing is relatively cheap in the area. No one complained about their rent. I know that there is some nice apartments over in the Park Ave. area and there is also student housing available, but very few lived there. Most people lived together off campus. I do have to say that going there was one of the best decisions I have ever made and I highly recommend the program. I wish you luck in your future nursing education and career!!
  3. Hey!! I will be there this May as well! I am very excited to get started. Has anyone heard about scholarships yet?

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