NighthawkDC2

So, if you're an EC Grad, you can't get licensed in these states AT ALL? Can you be licensed in another state and transfer your license over, etc? What about if you complete your ADN at EC and then do your RN-BSN somewhere else?

I definitely understand the drive to NOT be "just average." Hang in there. The thing is that everyone is different and needs to do different things to feel comfortable for an exam. The GOAL is to walk into an exam feeling that you've done everything you could do to be ready. That helps immensely by minimizing anxiety. You get to that level where you're saying to yourself "I've done everything I could to prepare for this. Now, bring it on."

Congrats!

Interesting stuff. Thanks for the link

Congrats, Brenan!

Thanks Brenan. Will be a great resource.

.pdf are great format. They take up next to no room, making it easy to put them on almost any device. If I'm not mistaken, the Kindle reads .pdf, too.

So, what happened?

Hey Girl. BTW, congrats on passing NCLEX. I dropped you a line a month ago to the email you PMed me, but have yet to get a response. Did you ever get it?

So, how are things going with you guys in your pursuit? I'm looking into doing this, myself.

MissingMyErica, how long did it take you, total to get through the program? Would it be possible to speak with you a bit more at length about your experience with EC? Could you drop me a Private Mssg with a contact email address? Thanks in Advance

The plagiarism for which I was dismissed was a "letter of the law" issue. I don't feel comfortable discussing the issues in an open forum due to possibility that the situation may be recognized. Suffice it to say that it was NOT something I was doing in an effort to be dishonest. I had considered another program (A fast-track), but they had the requirement of a letter from a previous nursing school if you attended one. IDK if it would be something the program would find out if I just didn't list the previous institution and just tried to start over (like previously stated). I had considered an LPN-RN bridge and then an RN-BSN program, but God...that's a long time!

Hi all. I have a real dilemma. I was dismissed from the BSN program where I was enrolled and academically, doing really well (~3.4 Nursing GPA). I was suspended as a disciplinary action in Spring of my Jr year and came back a yr later. In the last semester, I was accused of plagiarism on a clinical report and ultimately dismissed and unable to return at a later date. I have been looking at BSN programs, but the majority of the ones close to me require a letter of good standing from your previous Nursing Program for entry. Is there ANYTHING I can do in this situation?