dvano

Take a deep breath. We have all made errors, some worse than others. I do have to agree that is alot in one shift. If you are having anxiety, EAP sounds like an excellent place to star't. Also discuss with the DOn/HR about a change in position. Can't hurt and may help. Best wishes and keep your chin up

Tho not a graduate of Shoreline RN program. I did graduate from the LVN to RN program at a different nursing school. I want to give you some insight into RN programs. 1. It is tough, even though you are already an LVN/LPN. 2. I worked 16 Hrs a week and sometimes it was good, other times rough, based on homework assignments. 3. The RN program goal is to graduate only those students that will pass state boards the first time, their accredition(sp) is based on those statistics. 4. I did have down time. So actually had pretty good social life, as long as I prioritized. 5. Go for it. It is only for what 3 semesters, then it is over. I can honestly say was well worth the hassle. 6. Do have all other classes completed before enrolling, having to take micro, or any other basic class during these semesters only make things that much harder. I hope this helps.