themoderngiant

Took nclex 3/6, on BRN website 3/8, got license 3/14

I'm in my mid 20s, not married, no children. Wanted to know if anyone has had any experience working in a rural setting. Would it be appropriate for a new grad?

Just graduated and getting ready to take the NCLEX. Keep the advice coming.

Bumping. . . .

Are rural areas better places for new grads to find a job?

So. . . . . .about this whole salary thing.

Can someone please name a couple of suburban hospitals outside of Austin and Houston?

A general question. I want to see what my options are for when I graduate school. Thank You :)

At least its a start, thank you.

Good luck.

I pretty much live 2 minutes from San Bernardino County, and 10 minutes from Riverside County. I'll look into Kern County and actual rural places.

Thank you for the information. What is considered a rural area. I currently live in a suburb of Los Angeles, will it be much different from where I am now?

Thanks for everyone's information. I am thinking about going to Texas from California after I graduate in November.

I'm so glad that I found this topic, I've been wondering how people keep in shape with the 12 hour schedule.

I go to west coast in orange county, did you have a hard time getting a job?

Your job sounds amazing, how did you find it?

Could you PM me about your experience? rrockstar88

They let you repeat one nursing class once. If you fail it again then you would get dismissed. The school is WASC accredited, so some schools could take the credits. Although in order to transfer to another school you would have to be in good standin...

I go to the WCU campus in Orange County. I don't graduate until next August. MiracleRN21, how long did it take for you to find a job once you graduated?

I am also looking into working on an Indian Reservation. I live in southern California, does any one have any info I can use?

did you get into the program?