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St-Pierre

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  1. Found out at 3pm today that i passed my boards!! the PVT trick worked for me and my friend.... Also one gal from my class did not get the good pop up and went straight to the credit card section.... she found out today she failed.... THE PVT TRICK WORKS!!!!
  2. I find myself doing the PVT over and over to see if it changes and i dont get the pop up... i need to go to the gym or something and stop thinking about it!!!
  3. Well i pray im not the first!!!! The wait is killing me
  4. Took my NCLEX RN on Saturday... Took me about an hour to get to 75... Computer shut off.... i was a wreck afterwards... I had a lot of SATA and who do you see first questions... i think i had 10 or so in a row that who is priority or what is priority... Hopefully that is a good thing... Rushed home after an hour... Delivery was stressful it stated on pearsons website so i decided to try the PVT.... I received the good pop up... I wont find out until monday my results.... and its my first day in the ICU...... lets just say my mind will be a mess until i find out.. GOD i hope a passed!!!! Anyone hear of some one using the PVT and received the good pop up but failed???
  5. Hello everyone... Thank you for your time read my post. I am a 21 year old male entering my last year of my BSN. I recently spent my summer doing an Internship in the ICU @ a local hospital. I loved every min of it... I was offered a CNA position in the ICU during the weekends while im in school. The ICU never has Aids in there and this is a rare position. Hopefully that is a sign that they enjoyed me being there and want me to work there once i graduate.... or so that is what my teachers-- and co-workers on the sister unit say to me... My concern is my GPA currently in my Nursing program my GPA is a even 3.0... I understand that this is way to low for any CRNA program... I plan on trying to do my best in my last 30 credit hours... I would like to work in the unit for at least 2 years before i would apply for the military's program... I plan on finding a local university to allow me to take a few graduate level classes while i work as an RN to bump up my GPA as well... Also after a year of working in the unit i would like to obtain my CCRN.... I would be attending GRE prep classes during my two years working as an RN as well... What other steps do you think i would need to do to become accepted into this program... I emailed the man incharge of accepting students for this program and he gave me a quick replied when asked what is the typicall acceptance of students into the program... He listed the following 1. GPA > 3.0 (we also separate out science courses and other courses) 2. GRE at or near 1000 (total Q & V) 3. Prefer 1-2 years critical care Thank you everyone for your help here... this is a dream of mine.... I have shadowed an CRNA for roughly 20 hours and loved it..
  6. Dont do it, I am a sr. in nursing school and i decided I would date a jr/ a co-worker of mine... It's great while you are dating... but as soon as things go south... look out i dont think i have ever have had this drama in my life!!!

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