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I got in at the Williamson location. Start date July 9th.

Thank you! I did not have my checker on. I have dyslexia and I did use outside help for my resume. Plus, I had two other people check it for errors. I did get a call back from one near Austin. I hope this will be the one.

I will most likely relocate. Most places that do dialysis want 18 months of experience. I went to one interview today for a dialysis job and that was the common saying.

A little bit about myself. I was a single mother until a year ago, when I got married to my now husband. I completed my ADN at a local community college. I am graduating this week with a 3.8 GPA, being inducted into Sigma and was consitedered for other Honor programs. I have a few disabilities like audio prossessing disorder and a speech impediment these "abilities" are more of the internal nature so you would not know just by looking at me. I have worked hard to overcome but it tends to show its ugly head durring interviews. Lucky me, right? I noticed that at any time that I fill out an application and it asks for the statement if a personmay have or have had a disability I mark yes. I ussaly receive a rejection letter. I have worked very hard for this! Learning does not come easy to me but I am a very dedicated nurse. I pour hours over a subject to get it down correctly. I landed a job at one of the big two for dialysis (I don't want to go back to) but my husband got injured in a car accident. I had to quit my job to take care of him full time. He is better now and I'm back trying to find a job. I have been applying to jobs for anything and everything that has an RN I title. I have about seven months of experience which is too much for a residency here or too little to land a job that requires experience. To make my search harder an area hospitail just closed and there is about 900 people out looking for jobs that are experienced and ready to work that are now my compatition. I feel bad about the situation but I have been on this hunt longer. On the plus side I have been interviewing with mutiple hospitals for this area. I feel like I am getting better at interviews. I have many ambitions about my career path I do plan on going back to school for my MSN then for my DNP. It is my passion to help people. I feel like it is my calling. As soon as I get the experience that I so desperatly need I will start the pursute of a mentor for my upcoming degree. I have tried applying long term crit care, SNFs, and everywhere in between. I was one of the nurse volenteers for Harvey. One more down side about this whole situation my ex-husband had a clause in our divorce that I'm only allowed to live one county away from his. This was a problem with my job search. I was informed that I would have to file with the courts to move. He has other stipulations like the standard posession order but I have to switch off my child with his mother because of a protective order for family violence. I don't think that relocating would be a problem though because of the situation that I am in with trying to find a job. I have many rejection letters and doccumentation of failed interviews. His child support is just $250 a month. His mother pays because he will not get a job. I went back to school and is process of earning three degrees with two of them in nursing after I left. I have grown as a person but I just need a job. I just want to help others. Any help would be a huge help to me and a brighter future for my family. Thank you in advance and happy nurse's week!

Because of Bayshore closing there are a lot of job fairs going on in the Clear Lake area for Nurses.

I did Saunders, Hurst, Kaplan, and Uworld in that order. I have learning disabilities. Saunders did nothing for me because it was part of a capstone done during the last semester. Hurst was a very good program but as a live review. I did it twice! Kaplan was way too confusing for me. I had Uworld for a year. It didn't help me during school but it is what I used last after almost breaking my computer from Kaplan. I went through all of the questions once and did it again. Read the explanations. It dumbed things down for me and explained things out. I did feel like Uworld mimicked the test plus I felt better after the Nclex. Just remember everyone is different and have different learning styles. I also passed with 75 questions.

California also has unions

34 page study guide... where is it?

Ok... just to let everyone know that the school is changing their degree plan. They sometimes loose student email a dresses so please keep that in mind. Signing up for classes will be a bloody battle and be prepared for your schedule to change by time, day, or/ teacher. DO NOT WORK DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES!!!! They will do hospital orientations on that week sometimes only giving 24 hours notice. There are a lot I can talk about with this school. But I do have to say one thing.... study your but off and hang on for the ride. I have passed all of my classes but not everyone was so lucky. I'm on my second year and this is a very hard class I'm already hitting the books. Good luck!!!

"Are you even listening to me?"

For all who want to know I passed

Thank you very much!!! I am nervous about everything, I waited too long to take the test though.

Program Type: PN Adjusted Individual Total Score: 77.3% ATI Academic Preparedness Level: Proficient Mean - National: 64.3% Mean - Program: 56.0% Percentile Rank - National - 83 Percentile Rank - Program - 95 Reading Adjusted Individual Score 73.8% Mathematics A.I.S. 83.3% Science A.I.S. 81.3% English and Language Usage A.I.S. 73.3%

I just took the teas test and I think I did well. Houston Community College has the requirement of 64% in each subject. I got in reading 73.8%, math 83.3%, science 81.3%, English and language usage 73.3%. Mean national 64.3%, mean program 56.0%, but my rank is up there percentile rank national 83 and for program 95. I think those are good, right?

I have just completed the test review. The teachers that they selected are the best they offer this twice a year at the central campus under continuing ed. The class is $75 not including the book I'm planing on taking the test after a week of studying!!!