MisaMisa

Hello everyone! I applied to the CNET LPN program in NY for the 2014-2015 school year. I was supposed to take my PNAT test last week but postponed it because I didn't feel ready for it due to not having much time to study (I go to school full-time). Right now I'm just waiting for a response on the things to do for my next test date. Can anyone who already took the PNAT test tell me their experiences, advice, tips, etc? The best locations (MN or BK)? Just the whole process. If you know anything please share because it can help other people who reads this. Concerns & comments related to this topic are welcome as we are all going or been through journey. So what are you waiting for? Let's get chatty lol!! :)

Thanks but I already know about the link. York's classes seems not too stressful which is a good thing. I hope someone who goes to York can shed some light on their nursing program.

Sorry for the super late response but I hope someone can tell us more about the program as well

Me too!

Hello everyone :) I currently go to Laguardia Community College as a pre-nursing student. I have my doubts about getting into their nursing program. As I was doing my research, I found that some of the classes at York for pre-nursing looks easier than LaGuardia like statistics. Anyway, I am planning to eventually transfer into the nursing program at York College. Is there anyone here taking pre-nursing classes or is in the nursing program at York College? I would like to know how easy or hard it is getting accepted into their program. I would also like to know about their pre-nursing classes. I just want to have an idea what it will be in York's nursing program to plan ahead. Any information, advice, opinions will be appreciated. Thanks in advance. :)

Congrats!!! :cheers:

Thank you HOH11225. I wish you all the best. I hope you passed your boards!

Thank you Inori. I will do just that! I am also thinking of a back-up major in case I'm denied into the nursing program. Either way I'm not givivng up!!!

It's not worth it! I think you should wait for something better to come your way. Good luck!

This is the #1 reason why I love this website! There's nothing this website does not have! I too am hoh & was always wondering if I can be successful as a nurse. I have my doubts but because of you my fellow deafies give me hope that despite my disability I CAN do ANYTHING I put my mind to!

Congrats to you!!! :)

Thank you so much for your advice. It was really appreciated. The nursing program did state that I can do the LPN & bridge to the RN program. Unfortunately my professors did not allow me to submit extra credit to raise my grade. I did get to repeat my math & sociology class which I will be retaking over the summer. I also know that I have a lot of work to do in order to raise my grade but I am ready for the challenge. I feel like nursing is something I want to do. I will not give up hope & work really hard for what I want. I won't stress no more nor cry. I am going to show everyone that I can make it even if it kills me. It's the people like you here at all nurses that keeps me motivated as well as my friends & family who's there for me every step of the way. Thanks again for your advice. God bless :)

Hello everyone. I am lost, depressed, hopeless & need your advice. I currently go to LaGuardia Community College as a pre-nursing student. I just finished up my first session with 1.9 GPA, which I am definitely not happy about . I got a B+ in english composition 1 & a C in general psychology which are 2 of the 5 key courses to be admitted in the nursing program. I was trying to get permission to re-take psychology to get an A but was denied because I already have a passing grade. In addition I barely passed statistics & urban sociology with a D in both classes. Luckily I am granted permission to re-take statistics. I don't think I'll take sociology over as it is no longer in needed for my degree. I spoke to a lady who works in the nursing office & was told that I must get an A in all my classes if I want to get accepted into the RN program. The lady stressed that the nursing program is extremely competitive & there is no way I can get into the RN program with a C but I might be able to get into the LPN program. I will admit that I am extremely crushed by hearing that because I wanted to go straight in the RN so badly. I'm not sure what to do & I can't stop beating myself up for not trying harder to get better grades. I just want to be a RN, get my BSN & get everything over with. Has anyone been in the same boat as me? Please tell me what you did & how did you cope with the news? I am really stressed out about this crying & everything . I would really appreciate your help & would like to thank everyone in advance :) MisaMisa