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Poll: Nurse and law enforcement couples
Mine is, but we were married before he became an officer and I entered healthcare. Many of the people he works with are married to nurses too. I always thought it was funny because I didn't realize how common it was until he joined the force.
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CSU Los Angeles School of Nursing (CSULA Fall 2012)
No, our orientation isn't till the day before school starts in September! I wish it was sooner because it seems like a lot of us have so many questions. They are running behind and we haven't even received our packets in the mail yet. I'm getting antsy waiting! When do you start?
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CSU Los Angeles School of Nursing (CSULA Fall 2012)
Congrats on getting accepted to CSUSB Dark Blue! That's awesome! I knew you would get in :) Yay Joy! Happy to have you in our class! Did you join the Facebook group yet?
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CSU Los Angeles School of Nursing (CSULA Fall 2012)
I got mine too. It looks so nice on official letterhead!
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CSU Los Angeles School of Nursing (CSULA Fall 2012)
It will show up even if it is expunged so you probably want to call the school and ask.
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CSU Los Angeles School of Nursing (CSULA Fall 2012)
;( I'm sad. I'll be praying that you get in elsewhere, and I'm positive you will, but I'm still bummed.
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CSU Los Angeles School of Nursing (CSULA Fall 2012)
DarkBlue- You just reminded me that I had a dream last night that you got in! It must be a good sign. But then again, I also dreamed that I was taking my poly sci test in the desert, literally in the sand, and didn't see anything wrong with it.
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CSU Los Angeles School of Nursing (CSULA Fall 2012)
Oh I see. Cool. When we register for our classes, is it at the university orientation or the nursing orientation? Will they tell us which classes to register for? I'm assuming it probably isn't a good idea to take any additional general ed classes in the first quarter. Sorry I have so many questions, you seem to be the only person I know who has some insight into the process! Thank you!
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CSU Los Angeles School of Nursing (CSULA Fall 2012)
Haha! I think he meant it goes until 4 or 5 pm. I think it starts at 8 or 9. Kosmic- Since you did this last year, when did you hear about all the health and background stuff? How about classes? Don't we have to register for classes way before orientation? I have been assuming they would send us some kind of admission packet, but it's been more than 2 weeks already and I still don't have the hard copy of my acceptance letter.
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CSU Los Angeles School of Nursing (CSULA Fall 2012)
I wonder what we will be doing all day. I'm assuming they will be sending paperwork with all the requirements before then. I hope it's soon because I would like to get started since there is so much to get done.
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CSU Los Angeles School of Nursing (CSULA Fall 2012)
The orientation for CSULA nursing is the day before school starts! I've been wondering why it's so late. It seems like all the other schools are doing it way sooner.
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CSU Los Angeles School of Nursing (CSULA Fall 2012)
I wonder what they are working on? I thought all the scoring was done. It's crazy to make you guys wait so long, they should at least tell you something by now.
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CSU Los Angeles School of Nursing (CSULA Fall 2012)
Watermelon- I haven't heard anyone in thread mention the RN-BSN. Sorry, I wish we knew more! Jumping fish- when you graduate from CSULA, you get your BSN. This allows you to take the exam to become licensed by the state, this is your RN. Some people do the RN-BSN program, but they are already RNs who hold an associates degree and want to get a bachelors degree. The length of time it takes to graduate depends on how long you take to do your general ed classes. The nursing program is a locked step sequence, so that will always be 3 years. It is possible to do your general ed in 2 years, so you would graduate in 5 years. Look at the CSULA school of nursing BSN page and they have roadmaps to help with course planning.
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Sacramento Nurse Shadowing
I don't know for sure, so take this with a grain of salt, but I can't imagine that any place would allow that due to HIPAA. I have worked in three hospitals and anyone having contact with the patient or their medical info had to have a background check and health clearance. It makes sense if you look at it from the patient's perspective. You know your good intentions, but the patients don't and the hospital has the responsibility to protect their privacy. You may have to befriend a nurse willing to share her experiences on depth or better yet, take a CNA class. You will learn more than you ever could observing anyone for a day. If anyone knows of another way, by all means, jump in! I wish you luck in your decision!
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CSU Los Angeles School of Nursing (CSULA Fall 2012)
I haven't received a hard copy yet either. It sounds like they haven't sent much of anything this week.