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Hello! First off, I love Allnurses and have learned so much from all the threads I have read. Some background: I graduated in August with my BSN and started working at the end of December. I work in a Progressive Care Unit where we can have up to 5 ...

@firstinfamily: Thank you so much for your words of wisdom!

@ BecomingNursey, ADN, RN: Thank you! I am looing forward to month 4 :) @ not.done.yetThank you so, so much for your inspiring post. I feel so much better after reading it. I am going to be more patient with myself, practice, repeat, and then get be...

GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!!! WE'RE GOING TO DO AMAZING!!!

Fingers crossed for you!

I hope you get UCF. I thought of Remington as well. That is until I learned that it isn't regionally accredited. I looked at the master's programs in Florida, and most of them need a BSN from a regionally accredited school. Just for that reason I wou...

I'm 23 (female), single, live in the Disney area, and have two bichon puppies.

I'll be interviewing at 12, and I think I'll stick with simple black dress pants/blouse/blazer combo. I'm so glad that you got everything resolved, akwildone! I won't be able to do lunch either after the interview. But I do like the red pen idea very...

I recently accepted a job at a hospital (I was the only person they interviewed because I was referred by an employee) at which I would work 2 times a week, 12 hours each time. I will be an accelerated BSN student in May, and after reading online an...

Congratulations to everyone! I'll see you all on the 22nd :) I have a question: Will the program be five days a week? I wanted to work and go to school, but I have a full time job right now, and was wondering if I would have to change it to part tim...

Hi lexicuf, I'm not sure if anyone answered your question yet, but I had the same one. When I called UCF they told me that the registrar's office might not have gotten to completing the degree audit. She said to call them and ask them about it. Unti...

Hello everyone! I found this UCF thread, and thought I'd add to it. I have a BS in psychology, and am a licensed CNA (though I haven't found work yet). My overall undergrad GPA is around 3.55. If I add that to the prereq classes I recently took at ...

on eagles wings, I cannot thank you enough for your help. Throughout my preparation, I would come back and checkmark everything you mentioned in your post. It was beyond helpful, and I know that you've been a HUGE help for all the anxious people abo...

XYnurse9999, Thank you for your smart post! I used lots of your information (most of all the "don't let the TEAS get to your head") and scored a 92! This is great advice, people!

I took mine this morning and got an Adjusted Individual Score of 92. I bought the ATI study manual (a MUST), and rented McGraw Hill's 8 Practice exams (good for science) from the library. The ATI book is good when it comes to math and reading, there'...

I took the TEAS V this morning. Here are my scores: Program Type: ADN Adjusted Individual Test Score: 92.0% ATI Academic Preparedness Level: Exemplary Mean - National: 64.3% Mean - Program: 64.9% Percentile Rank - National: 99 Percentile Rank - Pro...

Hello! I am finishing up some prereqs at the moment (AP2, Nutrition, Micro) that will be over with by the end of July. The ABSN program I am interested in starts in July, 2013, and I'm not sure what to do till then. I have already started volunteerin...

Hello! First off, I am in love with this website :loveya: I recently decided to get into nursing and it's been a whirlwind of a procedure so far. This is my first post, so please bear with me :) I graduated with a BS in psychology (overall GPA: 3.55,...

Hello, I am a pre-nursing student and I was wondering if this can be considered good experience: A doctor told me that he will train me to do a CNA's job and I can go and take the CNA exam later without going through a program. Is this a good idea? ...