I think NYC is a great place to live, but it's not for everyone. Housing is expensive, which is probably what most people are turned off by, so you will most likely end up living in a smallish...
loriann replied to wannabenursetx's topic in General Nursing
I'm doing a combination of living off student loans and working part-time. I just left my fulltime job so I could go to a fulltime accelerated BSN program. I have a part-time job on weekends which...
Well, I haven't started at Downstate yet, but will be happy to let you know more as time goes on. As far as the job market is for NYC (Manhattan), the starting pay for new RNs is around $63,000 to...
I'll be in Downstate's accelerated program this summer, so it's good to see another going. :) I think the disorganization you speak of with Downstate exists with most accelerated programs, especially...
I used to have problems remembering if the tricuspid valve came before the bicuspid. Somebody in my class said, "Always try before you buy..." so that helped me
Very scary...I'm not a nurse yet, but talking to others, I get the sense that malpractice insurance is a necessity. We live in such a letigious society, so it's scary to think of yourself going into...
During my last Microbiology exam, the instructor caught a student cheating (she had copies of all the answer keys). I think it's a shame, as this person is obviously limiting herself and trying to...
Hi There: Sorry I can't answer your first question for you, but I'm wondering what people mean by NYC being a "rough and tough place." I've visited Oregon and other parts of the West and Pacific...
I agree with the last post. I'm living at 111th Street and paying $1,100.00 for my room in a 2BR apartment. When school starts for me next year, I will probably move into the Washington...
Hello Everyone. I'm an American currently finishing my prerequisites for nursing school in the US (hopefully will start in the Summer of 2004), more specifically New York City. There's a possibility...
Could anyone suggest an online school where I could take Microbiology. I was supposed to take it this semester at a community college, however, life circumstances prevented me from doing so. This is...
I don't think SUNY Brooklyn is that much. I thought it was more like $12,000 for 15 months. I applied there, but I've packed up my information and the website is currently
Freeda: I decided to switch to nursing before I started working in a hospital. I was working as a Director of an outpatient substance abuse program and made the official decision at that time. I...
I have my CSW and I work as a hospital social worker in NYC. I got my MSW about 6 years ago, worked with the mentally ill and the substance abusing populations during that time. I started taking my...
Thank you for the replies. It was hospitalsoup.com, I just messed up what I wrote. I will check out Jeffrey Hale Hospital if we move there. I guess the upside to moving there would be an...
I know how you feel. I took A&P II as a 6-week summer course and worked full-time. Classes were right after work, running from 5:30 till 8:30 Monday thru Thursday. It was hard, but I usually...
I took A&P I during a spring semester and II during a summer course (8 week session). It was difficult because I was also working full time, but you will need to study every night and probably...
I just started using this board, so I think it is great place to start to get information and talk to others in the field. If you scroll down on the main page for the boards, you can see several...
I don't consider myself to be "mid-life," but am in the process of going to nursing school. I have a masters degree in social work and have worked the last 6 years doing a combination of direct...