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Well I make well over 500k/year and there many other nurses that do the same…. I have a 1.3 mil home…

When I was in the program they were just changing the program because the pass rate sucked… but I have to say the program was pretty good now that I’m done… if you have any questions I have a Youtube channel you can follow and then I can answer any q...

Hey how's it going? I graduated from NU back 20 some cohorts ago lol... but I was in the cohort when they started to make changes in the program... we brought the pass rate from the 70 percentile to the 90 percentile... the program was great and gave...

I work a lot because I have nothing else to do plus I love working at a Level 1 trauma facility... I believe in work hard play hard... I work at San Francisco General Hospital my pay is 64/hr plus 20% night diff... OT is time and half plus night diff...

I Have 90k with MSN and undergrad... But I work in SF at two different hospitals both in the ED. I make well over 300k with both of my jobs combined... So I say don't worry about it cuz I don't... Just get a job that pays well...

In my class I had a few people that kept their job through school and all the way to graduation... It all depends on how flexible your job is with time off... It's possible but not advisable... It all depends how you absorb the material... In my mas...

Practicing without formal education is both good and bad... Good for you to have learned a skill that many RN's have problems understanding... But on the other hand nursing itself is evidence based practice and had been for a long time... It's what b...

Call 911...

It's really test taking strategies... If you are getting knowledge base ?'s that are easy means that you're not passing... I tutor people who don't pass... And they all lack test taking strategies... My 2 cents...

Don't be over confident because that will keep you from learning but it does help being a great test taker... School is great... and has given me lots of opportunities... I currently still go to school at the University of San Francisco Doctor of Nur...

It's a great program... The only hard part is finding your own practicum site... I got accepted into their MSN to DNP FNP program... I'm excited to start the program and take my final steps into my formal nursing education... Good luck in your endeav...

Well... Before I went to nursing school I got into an accident where my fiancé and were hit by a car walking across the street... She was an ER nurse and died from her injuries. I went to a trauma hospital and was in critical condition... I got out o...

Sorry for the late reply. I would first apply to a regular state university. There are a lot of schools that charge close to hundred thousand dollars for nursing school and that's for bachelors. I believe National University yet not the cheapest but ...

Congrats psych guy in your success... I'm attending my DNP FNP program next year...

What you will find out as a nurse is not everyone is cut out to be nurses... Nursing is a popular field now because of job security.... So many people are switching careers... NU gives people or any school in fact gives people who they think are qual...

Not really... My cohort has had 100% hire rate... People got hired from hospitals in new grad position to taking a full time spot in LnD ED n even ICU... Every school has a downside... It also helped me get into USF MSN program and law school... I k...

Nope 2 years... Unless you are an associate degree RN I think even LVN's are 15 to 16 months...

I applied at University of San Francisco's DNP-FNP Program. I currently work in the ED. My future plans are to become a PCP and teach.

I am currently in the program and it is awesome. I work in the emergency department. Let me know if you have any questions.

Well when I went through I had time to do a whole lot of stuff... It wasn't that bad... You just have to manage your time. I just knew I wasn't going to be number one in the class so I studied as much as I could and did other things. I didn't burn my...

Most people think nursing is easy. I went through the fire academy where they hired 30 and 6 graduated. Those people that did not graduate I could not trust them to save me or someone in case of an emergency. Nursing is the same. If 90% of the class ...

What are your questions?

Hey Cohort 34, I spoke at your orientation. If you guys need tutoring let me know.

Congrats!!! Have fun being a nurse!!! :)