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Follow your school's curriculum.

Hello! Have you tried asking your school counselor? If not, have you tried HealthCare.gov? https://www.healthcare.gov/apply-and-enroll/how-to-apply/

Hello! You should contact them to see if they processed your application. It happened to me with another university in Florida. https://www.niagara.edu/admissions

Hello! Many schools nowadays conduct online classes. You must do your research. I recommend starting with your local community colleges and universities because you will not be able to take all of them online. Some may require laboratory content, which must be done in person... or show up in person to take tests. If you had mentioned which state you lived, I would've submitted a few examples. Good luck Daisy718!

Hello LollaVsav, Do not give up yet. I had a hard time with Chemistry, but was able to go through Nursing School. Keep plugging in. Get all the help/support you need and move forward!

Hello, Let's get something straight... RN is a license, while ADN and BSN are college degrees. Either degree will allow you to sit for the NCLEX-RN to obtain the RN license. Having said that, your educational choice should be to either have an associate's degree in nursing (prerequisites plus 2 years) or a bachelor's of science in nursing (prerequisites plus 4 years). There is no shortcut. Nonetheless, you can pursue them as LVN-ADN or LVN-BSN. The BSN will afford you a broader knowledge and job opportunities, but in this climate (with COVID-19 and all) you will have no problem finding a job. If you are serious about becoming a nurse and flourish in the years to come... I recommend you go the LVN-BSN route. Make up your mind about a Master's or Doctorate degree in the future once you have garnered more experience. Hope this helps!

Is NAU ... Northern Arizona University? If so, you can get financial aid through FAFSA, scholarships, grants, or loans. Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid Location: Building 1 Gammage 601 S. Knoles Dr. Flagstaff, AZ 86011 Mailing Address: PO Box: 4108 Flagstaff, AZ 86011 Email: [email protected] Phone: 928-523-4951

Hello, Nursing is competitive and challenging. You need to retake A&P1 again and do better. Believe me, it will help you with the rest of the curriculum.

Hello Willvz, Did you know there is a Health Informatics master's degree? You may want to go that route to satisfy both your skills and vocation. Here is an example: https://explore.gcu.edu/nursing/masters/health-informatics/?gcu=GS-BRAND|Google|CPC|CON Masters Nursing Informatics|informatics in nursing&adID=526736533916&device=c&network=g&invocaid=GS-BRAND-MN&pg=GR-Nursing&gclid=Cj0KCQjwwNWKBhDAARIsAJ8HkhfGEhHYqUyANhjUxXPEJ1eybFAHB3ZWRHfS3H1w4iQLymXzrCRbe-waAtINEALw_wcB

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Hello LuckycharmSVN, Start here: https://www.herzing.edu/nursing/lpn-associate-nursing-program To be considered for admission into the ASN program, you must hold a high school diploma or equivalent (Diploma, HSED or GED) and meet the following criteria based on your cumulative GPA: Cumulative GPAiScience RequirementTEASii 3.50–4.00 None None 3.00–3.49 3.00 GPA in college science None 2.50 and higher None Composite TEAS of 58 Herzing has multiple locations around the nation. Check for the most convenient one for you.

Contact the California Board of Nursing https://www.rn.ca.gov/

Recently, I gained employment with an organization which budgeted for a 6 week orientation/training program prior to have me work by myself. This period of time allows for both parties to assess each other and hopefully continue an employer/employee relationship for years to come. Unfortunately, I did not like what I saw and gave my notice on the fifth week. Since I was still on orientation, the employer and I did not see the point on continuing employment as I would be leaving soon; so they gladly accepted my resignation effective immediately. I do not recommend anyone to “ghost” employers, but be mindful of resignations during orientation, they may be deemed effective immediately. However, it’s better than no notice at all.

Google: "Scrubs in my area" These stores should carry everything you need.

Hello, I'm willing to take a look and give you feedback. I'm an RN, but not in the anesthesiology concentration, however, I have the best intentions. IM me.