What worked for me: 1-Go through your notes from school and jog your memory. If there are topics that you REALLY stink at then put those papers/chapters to the side and study them religiously....
I found Exit Hesi to be extremely easy and ended up scoring 985. With the Hesi I knew I did well and was certain about my answers but the Nclex didn't make me feel certain about my correctness. I...
MORE than enough!! I studied for 1.5 wks for about 3hrs per day and had zero problem passing it. All I did was practice test questions from Saunders and Kaplan. You'll be fine. I think you can get to...
I think its about the overall percentage of questions you have gotten correct. If you DEFINITELY got the final question correct then it would make sense that you had hit the % you needed. BUT if you...
I just took the Hesi last week. I did NOT buy the Hesi review book, instead I used Saunders and did tons of practice questions. Truly I thought that the Hesi was based on your ability to choose the...
I noticed that same thing but the next quarter went by so easily. It ended up being the easiest semester for me even though the topic wasn't my cup of tea. I am finding the final semester difficult;...
I read/scan(depending upon topic) the chapters assigned. I then go through each one and concept map the primary topics. So for example if the topic is ARDS. I would write the critieria to be...
chulada77 replied to strawberrypie's topic in General Nursing
They do NOT have the right to discriminate about experience if the add that they posted for the position does not specify "experience" as a pre-requisite. That is against the law to add your own...
It's not easy right now for new grads to get jobs. I am leaning towards correctional nursing. For those of you in correctional nursing will my prior experience, although not in nursing, help me get a...
chulada77 replied to tammyw31's topic in Texas Nursing
Sounds like your score will be high enough....I am about to graduate so I can't recall what my exact score was but I do remember that North Harris, Tomball, and Kingwood had cut-offs that were lower...
I would say BSN unless you have a BA/BS in something else. I think to be competitive that you need a 4yr degree on your resume. Especially since new grads are not having an easy time getting jobs...
I am in an accelerated program and everyone in it is required to have a prior degree in something else. One of my classmates is a PA and is getting his RN. He said that the RN degree is much more...
I realize that nurses hate it when students do care plans, etc at clinical BUT if you get home and forgot a pertinent set of information we don't get to just return to the hospital the next...
I was lucky because I had the GI bill but if I hadn't there are other ways to get thru school at an accelerated pace and still eat. First, eliminate all unnecessary bills and teach your kiddos to live...
chulada77 replied to KatieBrookeRN's topic in General World
Yes, the military hires civilian nurses all the time. There are numerous military clinics as well as Landstuhl in Germany that are US run and need nurses. There are small NATO bases that you are not...