Charity: landau 8047 top and classic bottom. All white shirt to shoes. LSU: all white Grey's anatomy Both have the school patch on the upper arm. This is what I've seen them in at
It's the work load mostly. The information itself isn't difficult it's the amount they give you plus all test questions are nclex style. So just a new way of thinking with the mountain of information...
I would say go for the BSN. When I graduated from Lpn school it still took me another year n half to finish prereqs.. Just look at your options, see how far you want to drive and check out each...
It's because the majority of people on the La board go to either lsu or charity. I attend nicholls and couldn't find any feedback about this program here. It's best to try to search very old post. I...
Hi, I'm currently an LPN with about 1.5 yrs experience and I've been looking into excelsior's bridge program but have doubts about it preparing me enough. My goal is to work in acute/critical care...
Any time the doctor orders these on our unit is to check the patients thoracic fluid content but they can check many other things almost like an ECG, but I had no idea the first time I seen it...
Thank you for taking the time for that thorough response to my post. I work on a skilled unit in the hospital currently so once licensed as an RN I plan to just transfer to a different unit like med...
Thanks Nibbles1 for the response. I feel like depending on the type of experience one has, like your instructor had EMT, excelsior would be great way to get your RN but for someone like me who doesn't...
nolanurse88 replied to brittnicearley's topic in General Students
IMO Students struggle the most with adjusting to nclex style questions when first entering their program. I would get an nclex book and start getting familiar with how to answer those questions vs...
I'm in the same situation, currently working full time receiving health insurance but will be going down to part time once school starts. I signed up with Assurant health it was $67/month. It's not...
Just looked over the criteria for the scholarship and since I won't find out if I'm accepted or not until May 28 does anyone know of any other scholarships
Best person to ask is your advisor at the nursing school you plan to attend. It's different at every school across the US. The many colleges I've attended you can take them separately with no
I've never heard of such a thing where you Have to take the classes together. It is recommended but not mandatory. If you fail one just retake it in the
The hospital I'm at is currently still paying a portion of your tuition. If I work full time during nursing school I'll get more than if only part time. There's also other requirements like agreeing...
I took both at the same time and made A's. I do better in my sciences than I do anything else because it's interesting and more useful info. But if you are not strong in science then take A&P...