Kandy83

I would suggest not making unnecessary enemies in nursing. I would speak to the nurse that you feel that you hand an issue with first before I go to anyone. Remember respect the chain of command The nurse didn't sound like she was saying anything rude, it's trauma, so don't expect to be treated like a princesses. If someone says something inflammatory or derogatory then addressit. You're blowing your situation out of hand.

Did you get in? And do you have a degree already?

I won't argue the Bible with you. But your statement is false, there is no where in the Bible that speaks against interracial marriage Only against inter-religion relationships. The Bible says many things but it doesn't say that at all. Moses married an African from Ethiopia so that point is moot. Back to the OP, just explain to the patient that you're not religious and that you don't feel comfortable in praying with her. But you would be more than happy to get the Chaplin.

Wow, that was really hurtful?

Well you're angry at the wrong people then. White women are the main benefactors of Affirmative Action.

Let me take a guess, you're not a minority?

Thank you OP for creating this thread, it opened my eyes to a lot of fonts. And Affirmative Action has benefited white women more than anyone else. People seem to fact that overwhelming fact.

Go to El Camino, Mount St Mary's has a way lower NCLEX score and it cost way more. It would suck if you go some where like that, pay so much and still struggle with the NCLEX. Oh and El Camino is a great school and it's closer to you. And I believe they do have a connection with a BSN program. You really need to go online and recheck this. I believe they are connected to Cal-state Dominguez. Or you could just go to WGU and obtain your BSN from there.

Which city do you stay in? Because where I'm from CNA's average around $11 an hour and I live in a real expensive city.

LMBO, what did she say ratchet meant?

Not sure if serious...?:***:

Not true about Cali, the pay differentiates. Average is 9-12. Hospitals 13-15. Very few hospitals 15-19. But the higher the pay the more difficult to get in.

OP, plenty of nurses haven't been a CNA. You don't need to be a CNA to become a good nurse. Quit OP, you don't need that experience. Many people usually become a CNA at the place they want to work. If you don't want to work there, work some where else. Which state are you in? If you're in a state with a an overabundance of nurses than you can stick it out. If not, quit OP, you don't need the added stress.

I really don't need that type of negativity. I don't even know you, what gives?

OP can you give specific examples on how you are being bullied?

Ohh is this some form of a joke OP, if so let us play. Hmm we need more data, what about vital signs and sign and symptoms?

:***: Okay maybe you're getting bullied please detail the bullying in short specific sentences. Sorry that this is happening to you.

Let me look into my crystal ball, I have feeling that a thread lock is coming soon:sneaky:. In before the lock, who has some popcorn?

What is your GPA in your sciences what were your Teas V/Hesi scores? Which state are you living in?

Fine thank you. I am just waiting for my result from the test. My counselor said that I needed everything before April 1. I also need to send in my fin aid information. Did you counselor give you a deadline too?

In before the locked down:roflmao:

Shondaj, how is every thing going? I haven't seen anyone but the California Pre-Licensure threads anymore. Have you finished taken your Teas V yet and the doing the Letter of Intent?

Depending on your age, you should try to date as much as you can. If you want children, and you're in your 30's the sooner the better. Your head is in the right place, as soon as you're finished with school. Date, date, date:roflmao:

Going to get your Associates degree will not be easier. Not sure what gave you that idea. Withdraw from your school while you're still in good standing. I guess you can try another Bsn program or Associates program but research them before going into, you could be getting into a program that could be far more difficult than the one you're in. Or go to American Career College

I can understand the way the OP came off to some people to induce this reaction. But if you're a CNA, it seems like she is for you not against you. More CNA's are a good thing. Yes RN's can do their jobs, but why take someone else's job and finical support away from them. CNA's need a huge advocate for them. This whole 20:1, 16:1 ratios are quite ridiculous. 6-10 should be the average CNA ratio.