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Hi Buffyjk, Have you found any more information on this topic? I seem to be having the same trouble as you. I cannot find any sort of regulations on this for my state. I have found several courses, but I do not want to spend thousands of dollars on a course if I can only practice in a doctors office. What happens if I can;t find a position in one? I have been offered a job working in a local spa, and would really like to get my feet wet in this field and see where it takes me.

Hi everyone, I am trying to find information about botox injections in Connecticut. I have been offered an opportunity I would like to pursue. However, I would like to know the legalities behind a RN performing cosmetic injections in CT before I pay out thousands of dollars for a course. I have spent hours searching the state of CT websites looking for legislation and regulations on this topic and have come up with zip. If anyone has any experience in this area I would love to speak with you! Thank you!

Hello, I am currently in the nursing program at Goodwin. I just started in January, and the cut off for our cohort was 22 points. Through the grapevine I have heard that the scores over all for the NLN AP exam were low (most likely because of what you are saying about the number of people who took the test with out even taking AP 1 or 2) therefore the points to get in for the May semester are going to be low. But like I said, this was from heard through the rumor mill, so take it it with a grain of salt. So I am sure that you ladies will get in, your packages should arrive just about halfway through the semester. Registration starts the end of March, so my guess would be the second week in March. Good Luck!

HI, I am currently in the Nursing program at Goodwin, I just started this past semester. So far so good! The professors are amazing and clinical instructors are all very experienced veteran nurses. The school offers so much support to help you do well and meet the extremely high expectations they have for their students. There is a lecture and lab tutor available two days a week starting the first week, and there is no additional charge for these services. It is great to have lecture and then meet with the tutor to solidify your understanding of the material. My experience with the school prior to getting in was mixed. Some teachers are so-so, some should not be teachers, and others are amazing. The school itself is beautiful, but the "business" side of it can be complicated to deal with at times. Good luck in your studies!

I justed Signed up for my CPR course, looks like I am taking on the 16th at Capital. I was to late registering and the 1st was full! Is anyone else taking it the 16th?

I just signed up for the CPR class at Capital, I was to late for the one on the first Is anyone else taking it on the 16th?

i am sorry!! yes, the 17th! i am getting awfully confused with all of the dates i need to keep in order! sorry about that!

Cow99, I would call and ask the school about payments on mycommnet. I was told if I did not have financial aid I would have to pay the registration fee today. I know from a few semesters ago my registration fee was around $85? I did go and meet with a counselor because the paper work said I needed too. They just checked off my final AP2 grade and the fact that I am registered for Micro for this summer. They signed off on my paper and I was able to register. Fortunately all 3 offices are located in the same hallway on the second floor, guidance, financial aid and registration.

Hi everyone, I posted this on the other thread as well. I went and registered for Nursing 101 today at Capital. What you need to bring with you is proof that you completed AP2 and your final grade. They will NOT enroll you until you have that done. You have until orientation to register, which for Capital is June 7th. If you do not register before June 7th, you seat will be forfeited. They will also ask for proof that you are registered for Microbiology or have already taken it. They also want you general psych requirement which they should be able to pull up from your transcripts you had sent in already. Also, make sure you have completed your FAFSA and have gotten your award letter from your school already. If you are unsure if you have received that yet, it will be on your mycommnet under the financial aid tab. If your FAFSA has not yet been received by the school you will have to pay registration fees when you register, just a heads up. Spachild had posted some info earlier regarding Capital, and I think her responses from the school came right from an FAQ handout I picked up today. She covered most of the important details regarding the nursing program and class schedules. there was one question on here that may help clarify our inability to choose our clinical. Q: "DOES A STUDENT SELECT CLINICAL SCHEDULES? A: NO. The clinical assignments are made by the course leader of the particular semester. Also this FAQ hand out recommends not working more then 20-24 hours a week to accommodate classes and adequate time for studying... That would feel like being on vacation! I hope this helps some of you!

Hi everyone, I went and registered for Nursing 101 today at Capital. What you need to bring with you is proof that you completed AP2 and your final grade. They will NOT enroll you until you have that done. You have until orientation to register, which for Capital is June 7th. If you do not register before June 7th, you seat will be forfeited. They will also ask for proof that you are registered for Microbiology or have already taken it. They also want you general psych requirement which they should be able to pull up from your transcripts you had sent in already. Also, make sure you have completed your FAFSA and have gotten your award letter from your school already. If you are unsure if you have received that yet, it will be on your mycommnet under the financial aid tab. If your FAFSA has not yet been received by the school you will have to pay registration fees when you register, just a heads up. Spachild had posted some info earlier regarding Capital, and I think her responses from the school came right from an FAQ handout I picked up today. She covered most of the important details regarding the nursing program and class schedules. there was one question on here that may help clarify our inability to choose our clinical. Q: "DOES A STUDENT SELECT CLINICAL SCHEDULES? A: NO. The clinical assignments are made by the course leader of the particular semester. Also this FAQ hand out recommends not working more then 20-24 hours a week to accommodate classes and adequate time for studying... That would feel like being on vacation! I hope this helps some of you!

Looks like I will be wearing long sleeves, and removing some steel ;-)

NIkki I was looking at the same ones! I am worried about ordering them online without trying them on though, does anyone know of any stores that sell uniforms and such? I went to life uniforms but their selection is extremely limited and pricey. I am having trouble finding places, even through the yellow pages, any suggestions would be great!

Envelope*** Wow! Typing on a cell phone is not all that easy!

Spachild, I sent you a personal message.... I just clicked the little nvelope icon next to your screen name, I am not sure where it goes though :)

Check the back of your paper you got? That is where the info was on mine, it wasn't much however. It also did not include immunization info, I wish it did.