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Are there any nurses out there that have generalized anxiety disorder or panic disorder? For those of you that do, what ways to you have to cope? Furthermore, are nurses permitted to take prescription drugs while at work? Such as Xanax or Ativan for severe anxiety. Obviously, no one should take drugs if they know it will make them sleepy or loopy. Could these kinds of meds land you in trouble if they are prescribed, genuinely needed, and doesn't impair your ability to function?

Anyone else been through the program?

Well that's a bit reassuring. I plan to talk to the transfer advisors in a month or two when they visit my current college, but perhaps you (or someone else) can offer an opinion on this as well: Will extracurricular activities help at all in transfer situations?

Hello there! I plan on applying to the RN to BSN program at West Chester and have a question for those who have taken part in the program. What was your GPA upon entering/transferring into the program? I have a GPA of 3.4, and although the cutoff is 2.7, I'm uneasy about whether or not I'll be able to get in.

Nowadays, it is acceptable (in some, but not all hospitals) to have visible tattoos and even some piercings. My question is regarding stretched ears. If the holes are small (4g-6g) and simple, plain-colored plugs are worn, will having stretched ears be an issue? Most hospitals address piercings in their dress code by stating that simple studs in the lobes can be worn. Would this include small, conservative plugs?