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I believe that the JHH salary varies depending where you work. I started at JHH main hospital this past fall. Offer letter starting salary was $60K or about 28.93 per hour. This accounts for shift differential (I am rotating between nights and days),...

Hey everyone, Im currently applying to Coppin State universitys nursing program. I wanted to know for those currently attending or have attended, what was the gpa and TEAS scores which they were accepted with? I wanna know what my chances are? I curr...

Any luck with employment?

From my understanding things have changed as far as requirements. Personally for me not at all. But its important to have good gpa (> 3.0) and pass the teas.

Oh wow! Congrats to you as well. Just keeping trying local hospital, you will get something

Hey, Just an update. I have graduated from coppin and passed NCLEX. I must say coppin does prepare you for the road ahead. I did get a position at a local hospital. Thx everyone

Here is also a helpful link: https://allnurses.com/maryland-nursing/john-hopkins-hospital-446601.html

Hi AJ1980 Although I just accepted an offer at Hopkins, I am from the area and can give you some insight. How is Hopkins? Like I said above ive just entered the hiring process at Hopkins, but have been there for clincals many times. It is a really n...

I was not required to get a 75 on ATI comprehensive (our requirement was 72). However I did get a 80 putting me in the 99 percentile. The best advice I have is ATI for ATI, meaning use the ATI resources(ex. books, online tutorial, and exams). Althou...

Thanks for sharing I will be starting the Spring program as well in October as a new grad on neuro.

Baltimore, Md Graduated May '14 Passed NCLEX 7/14/14 Applied to over 30 Have BLS & CNA Accepted Offer 8/6/14!!!! Start Oct Prior hospital exp. elsewhere

Hopkins Salary in still pretty much the same as above.

Can anybody tell me about the interview for JHH? Types of questions? Number of applicants per position?

I told myself that after I took the NCLEX I would post information about my personal experience and advice for all nurse graduates so here it goes. I graduated from nursing school May 17. I took a week off for a well-deserved break. After nursing sch...

Hey Guys, Can anyone tell me how long it took to get their ATT from the time they turned in their NCLEX-RN application? How did you get? If there were problems?

To answer my own question, it took about 3 days for me to receive the ATT from the pearson vue.

COPPIN IS A SPECIAL SCHOOL. And in special I dont mean anything good. Admissions and financial aid office are a mess and filled with people that dont give accurate information. Often times they dont quite understand your entire situation and give stu...

Hey guys, I dont see many Coppin State University threads around. I wanted to know the opinion of students currently enrolled in the program both old and new. I'm currently enrolled in the new program (class 2014) and a lot of my class is struggling...

Make sure that you log on to coppin.edu website and check for requirements. The biggest thing is to have good grades. In my class they accepted student as low as 2.6. Because the new class is smaller the requirement will be higher. I do know you need...

Very tru williams3929. There are some kinks and to darmor11, our class was kinda of a guinea pig trial and error test. If you look at coppins program currently, it has been changed again to incorporate gen eds with nursing courses. I am not sure of t...

Cant help too much there. Im currently in the new program which the teachers are complaining about lol. BTW I took patho over the summer with Dr. Murray. It was the class from Hell. But i passed with a B. I have Bell-Hawkins for pharm but am barely p...

Im currently in the new program and scheduled to graduate in 2014. Students are complaining soo much about this falls course work its crazy. I know for sure that at least half the class is failing

I can believe it

Its the same here in Maryland. A bsn must still take the required course to be able tp apply to a pa program is what i mean. There is no bridge program like rn - bsn or bs-msn. I have not found a program that allows nurses to go directly into pa scho...