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Hi people I start the 19th at UCH as a new grad, and I'm looking at a few areas to live. I'm not familiar with the traffic on 36/25/70 during nursing commute hours. I would be doing mixed night and day shifts. What is the commute like from.. South Westminster by 36? Sunnyside neighborhood in Denver? South end of Thornton? Thank you!

Its official!! I'm an RN!!! +1 for the trick working :)

I took it today too and I got the good pop up :) Happy nursing!!!

WHEW!!! Trying to take deep breaths here. I have a job waiting me across the country and everything haha so nervous!!! Thanks.

Today I finished my NCLEX with 75 questions.. I tried the popup and I got the good one. However, I heard that everyone gets that popup REGARDLESS if you check the trick before your scheduled exam time ends. Anybody? Feels like I have an ulcer in my stomach

Thanks everybody !!! I am feeling hopeful about moving :)

I'll be graduating nursing school in a year (BSN program on the east coast), and I'll be looking to move to northern colorado. That's where my girlfriend is, and more or less where I'm from. I'm an ED tech in a level II trauma center, and a few years ago I took an EMT-B course. Also I'm pretty sure the ED where I work will let me do my practicum there. With this in mind, is there any hope of me getting an ED job in NoCo or wyoming? I would settle for medsurg (gasp) for a year or so if I had to. I know that the Denver area is a lost cause for new grads unless you are a 4.0 student and lucky enough to get a residency. It seems like most new grads get jobs here on the east coast by "knowing somebody." If it helps, I'm a guy :)