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Too low of gpa to get in?
Hello everyone it's jamjams here and this time I am looking for a nursing program again. I am very nervous because I just graduate with my bs in public health and I wanted to apply to a nursing school and get in. Aside from that I wanted to see if anyone can help me probably have some hope. The problem is that I graduated with a 2.3 gpa ������ In my institution but my overall gpa is 2.7 idk if this is good enough to get me into a program but I really don't know who to talk to. All know is that I want to get into nursing and I want to be a nurse some day but my gpa is holding me back. I know that I can be a great nurse, I already work in the hospital and as bad as this seems I jealous the nurses everyday I think that maybe that will be me . All nurses please help ? Thank you in advance
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Failed my first nursing class
Thank you that was really helpful and I will most certainly use the faculty to my advantage next time :) and the tips you gave are very helpful
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Failed my first nursing class
Well apparently I ended up failing my 1st nursing class of my whole nursing program and in a weird way I don't feel down, I don't feel sad, I honestly don't feel angry either because somehow someway I feel as thou I really needed to step my game up (all though I really did try so hard) but instead try harder than I have it my first time and I'm okay with having to retake the class because I want to learn as much as I can. I felt like the first time I was learning to just learn and not learning to actually know. Next quarter is going to be a little bit difficult but I thought about what I can do different and how to be better prepared. Hope you all are doing good btw xoxo
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It's my birthday! & all I want is
Sarah me too!! lol I'll be 25 Luckily my program is a year and a half and it is a mixture as well life surely has a way of planning itself out lol
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It's my birthday! & all I want is
Thnk you all for the birthday wishes and wonderful comments, I am sorry I haven't replied earlier because I have been away from allnurses.
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Failed my first pathphysiology exam
I am just so devastated I didn't do as I thought I would and so afraid that I won't pass my first ever nursing course!! I got my results back from our first patho exam and I scored a 65% luckily there are 4 exams and the first one is the only one worth 10% the rest are worth 15% but it just breaks my heart to see that the first exam I took and I bombed it. What if the next one isn't good either then my chances of completing the course with an 80% will out. I just don't know what to do I am just so scared
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It's my birthday! & all I want is
To start my nursing classes already lol I turn 24 today and feel like I should have already been done with nursing and should have been started working in a hospital right now lol but hey life doesn't always work out the way you planned it. I was wondering how many credits is your program for you to graduate? Mines is a BSN 2 year and 180 credits. It's mostly 4 years 2 year prereqs and the other 2 year nursing courses. Do tell me about your program? I've heard from some 180 credits is ridiculous and others that's too little.
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If nursing doesn't work out
It's crazy how I never honestly truly gave it a thought that I would need to come up with a plan B if nursing doesn't happen. I have never put that question in my head but from hearing from a close personal friend of mine had failed her med surg class or was it labor and delivery? Either way she failed by a couple of points but the program allowed her a second chance to have her do better. But still I never really gave myself another option as if I do not want to end up being dropped from the program. Now I'm here just thinking like should I start with a plan B? Has anyone ever done this?
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How soon to prepare for NCLEX?
That's a really great question, I have also been wondering about that for sometime but decided to just start on it on my breaks like Christmas break, spring break, summer break so I can familiarize myself with it and you know just practice alittle bit. Then hopefully when I get done with nursing school I'm going to seriously be focused and those little practice I've been doing would only benefit me :)
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Class of 2015
Yaaaaay! It's soo good to have people you can relate to! How lets encourage us here and for those that already finished their first semester please do share how it's like would really love to know what to prepare for and what not so if you could tell us what you wished you knew before you started, and what you did not expect ☺️ Ps Mandy I too start my program on January 6th and finish August 2015 are you by any chance in Virginia? Lol how crazy would it be if we ended up classmates
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Class of 2015
I am excited to say that I am starting my courses FINALLY this January! although I will be taking 2 nursing courses and one elective it doesn't matter. Who else is graduating 2015? The support would be helpful to see who I will be struggling with virtually lol woohoo congrats to everyone who got into the program & for those applying for the program goodluck! One advice DONT GIVE UP! You will eventually get it in. Peace love and happiness ✌️
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Advice Needed: Buy or Rent These Books?
Hey there! I am also starting my first semester of nursing courses & I have also debated between renting or buying but I have come to the conclusion that I would rather buy my books instead because when I need to go back on it to refreshes what I leads the previous quarter or so I can just go to my book shelf and grab it instead of having the trouble to rent again. Also, it will help you ALOT when your studying for the NCLEX!
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Hello quick question
I am excited to say that I start my nursing program this August but I'm a little nervous since a lot of people have been telling me to kiss my social life good bye and begin to marry this program lol seriously am anxious to start.! So I was wondering what books should I read or brush up on before I start my program? What are good tips you would give for first year nursing students and also please recommend some study tips that have helped you succeed thus far :)
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Prayer and patience
Anything to help anyone out because sometimes we feel as though we are going through it alone. Thank you and best of luck to you, I will keep you in my prayers :)
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Prayer and patience
A little prayer and patience is what I needed. Only god knows how many times I rushed to wanting to become a nurse that all the obsticles came in my direction. I went through so much within these years of trying to find myself and who I wanted to be in these colleges (yes plural) going from one college to one university then going back to community colleges. God it was so much to take in. I suffered my first F's and tears from being suspended from the university, thinking that all that would never take me anywhere and that I should just quit before I make any more damage. I managed to watch my best friends graduate with degrees in their hands like why could it have not been me on that stage. I kept asking god why's that I never asked myself "why not?" I was wrong. You see I rushed to get far but all that did was push me back. It put me situations where I would cry myself to sleep because I felt this was to hard and that all this work I am doing would amount to nothing in the end. But I didn't give up.I couldnt. I didn't end it all by taking the easy way out. I fought, I failed but I fought. And today marks the greatest day of all. THE DAY I GOT ACCEPTED. Finally, I have been accepted into a nursing program that starts this august. I couldn't be any more happier than I am right now. The feeling is so surreal and I am still awaiting on someone to pinch so I can wake up from this beautiful dream. The moral of this post was to help anyone who has felt as though they can't fight anymore , or that they are lost and feel that they wont make it. Please don't give up because all you need is alittle prayer and patience. Love , Jamjams