Don't feel too bad, I had a 4.0 GPA 3 semesters in a row and I still got rejected. I spent the time taking extra classes towards a BSN later on, earning a CNA license, and shadowing and volunteering...
I am 6'1" and during my cna clinical, I had residents calling me a big teddy bear. I think it's more of how you carry yourself. If you look like a badass then yeah probably intimidating...but if you...
my advice: work as little as possible, get experience relative to what you are learning at that particular moment by offering to shadow at a hospital. I tried working a full time job, and it was a...
thank you for the concerned post, i truly appreciate it. i have considered the need to have more than book learning, but i am putting that off until i get to the actual clinicals in october. since we...
my school has a 65% drop rate. the simple reason is: nursing school is hard. from what the department tells me, half of the students drop after the 1st test, 2 weeks into the first semester. I have a...
Yes they front load the labs before doing actual patients...I just like being overly prepared or I would wait for books before starting.Thanks for the list...most of that came from CNA but it
No books yet, which is why I was hoping to get a list. I did some searching on Google and YouTube, but it's hard to know exactly what I should look at when I don't know what all of the skills
I am going to be in it for $35k due to being a single parent of 2 teenagers (who eat constantly) and having to scale back my work hours. I also had to sell all of my toys, hell practically everything...
This issue came up during my Microbiology class, but it seems a growing number of people are refusing immunizations. Frankly, regardless of religious or personal beliefs, this is one of those basic...
that's really odd, just last week I did mmr, tetorifice, diptheria, varicella, hep b, and a tb test all at the same time. Not sure why you had to have multiple courses, the only one I had to do was...
I am getting the last of my immunizations today and I HIGHLY recommend to you all to get the HEP B shots. Expensive (3x $71 for me) but since I saw the HUGE bolded section on the clinical orientation...
my school actually prohibits taking micro and ap at the same time, due to the failure rate even when classes are taken individually. I was able to talk my way into getting both at the same time, and I...
you know you're a nursing *student* when you scratch your head after reading this thread and wondering "what am I getting myself into?" can't wait to be able to join in on the