bella_autore

I'm not sure if this is a blanket law, but I do know here in the south you have to have a doctor backing you if you want to practice as a midwife. So my question is, if one was to obtain their doctorate in nursing would the need for the backing physi...

I've only just been accepted into the local community college nursing program (woo!), which I know may be looked down upon by so many. For example, when I told my cousin (who is working on her BSN via University), she abruptly ended the conversation....

You're right- classes start in January. I am actually looking into the CNA thing now. Thanks guys!

They should put a HUGE notice in the front of the book that screams: "Science section comprised of 60% Physics, 35% Chemistry, and 5% Biology!" I could cry. Sure it's a bit of an exaggeration but I'm nearly 36 and I haven't seen Physics since the 8th...

OMGosh!!! I feel like such a giddy little school girl, but I got a composite score of 146 and they only want 100!!! Let's hope that plus my GPA (3.75) will get me into a class of 62!

No, not all. I'm trying to do this at a community college here in town (stair stepping my way financially to an MSN-hopefully!!) I know that the University of Memphis (Loewenburg School of Nursing) makes nurse hopefuls take an entrance exam but I can...

Thanks for your encouragement!! I'm a little more relaxed about the whole thing now, especially when I remind myself that at least 25% of the questions from each section were the experimental ones. Hopefully I missed THOSE, lol!! Just about another w...

I decided right out of high school that this was what I wanted to do, but life stepped in along the way. Circumstances have taken a turn for the better and I am hoping to start in January. I will be 36.