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Hi guys I'm in my first session at Lafayette. So far it's pretty straightforward. You get weekly quizzes and 3 papers for the semester. They use Moodle which is similar to Blackboard. Did anyone here load up on more classes? I'm trying to take more t...

I'm in NY and I've been looking to apply to out of state jobs maybe in CT, VA, or elsewhere. I am wondering how this process works. If I put my NY license on the application will they assume that I'll be endorsing my license to their state? I don't w...

I made the resume two pages since I wanted to have a combination of nursing clinical experience & skills+ some of my work experience to highlight my transferable skills like customer service and team work. Education Bachelor of Science in Nursing...

I get a lot of conflicting info on that. But if you're submitting job applications through the Internet the HR algorithm won't pick up your resume to be reviewed if you don't have nursing related words on your resume.

I'm about to start the program in October. This is a great thread. I would love some more advice on what to prepare for the program! I can't believe this school accepted all my credits. I only need to do that english lit class which was the only non-...

First off I highly recommend Uworld. They have the best qbank in the business. Their rationales are on point and all their questions are above the passing level. The Uworld questions were way harder than the actual NCLEX. Second off my school made us...

Does anyone know if UoL takes CLEP for English Literature?

Yes Pearson posts results on the weekend. My results posted Saturday afternoon about 49 hours after I took my test.

I recommend Uworld it's a great system

I think the combination helped me pass. Kaplan has excellent test taking strategies that help you "game" the system. Uworld just has a better test bank with more difficult questions.

RN to BSN Online Degree | UL Lafayette Online It's cheap, fully accredited, and only a year long. I can't seem to find anything wrong with this program.

It's a public university system too right? So it's not even a for-profit system like Excelsior.

Here's my new grad resume

I'm gonna get started early on applying for jobs and send out my resumes now even though I graduate in June. How should I list my education and license? I know I'm guaranteed to graduate in June, but I may not take my NCLEX until July or even August....

I only have my regular resume not my nursing resume. I have a question about work experience though. I have a lot of work experience not related to health but involving customer service. For example I worked as a bank teller for years. How can I tail...

I also am planning to attend Downstate's RN-BSN program for Fall 2015 and I am graduating from a CUNY community college with my ADN. How long did it take for you to finish your degree at Downstate? Can it be done in one year? Also, would you share ho...

Hi do you guys know what kind of classes Stony Brook will accept for their "Global Issues" requirement?

Hi do you guys know what kind of classes Stony Brook will accept for their "Global Issues" requirement?

Hi do you guys know what kind of classes Stony Brook will accept for their "Global Issues" requirement?

Hey all, I'm getting my associate's in spring 2015. I have a bunch of extra credits in electives from other schools. I was trying to find out which nursing RN-BSN program can be finished the fastest.

Hi did anyone here test out of the Growth & Development course by taking the CLEP? Does the school accept that examination?

If you're school has an LPN-RN bridge program, then do the LPN and then immediately enter the RN program. It will take you the same amount of time at least that's the case at my community college. Many schools have LPN-RN bridge programs. LPN program...

Hey do you guys think it will be too much to take a developmental psychology 2 class during the maternity semester?

Hi I am graduating from a CUNY in Spring 2015. I am looking into RN-BSN programs and was seeking advice. Which program is most flexible and quick to finish?

Relax don't worry. What's going to happen is your nursing program will require you to get a chest x-ray to rule out any active disease. Once you get that you will start the program. Your PCP might make you take meds depending on your condition.