hey! that's awesome news! thanks for letting us know! i was worried because i had not heard anything from them in forever haha....good luck to you!! :)
Hi! I also applied for the Accelerated BSN program for May 2014 start. I applied back in October and had not received an email or confirmation for anything. I just called admissions and they were able to locate my app and said it was sent to the nurs...
I am applying to ABSN programs as well and just made the switch from PA school which I withdrew from recently to pursue a career in nursing. My final goal is to become an NP but this switch has triggered the same comments you have experienced! It is ...
I always used to just smile and be like "I did fine." Whatever reaction they gave afterward didn't matter to me because I answered their question already. BUT, you really don't owe them any response. Be proud of your accomplishments and keep at it! :...
ky88 replied to AutumnOlive's topic in Pre-Nursing
I withdrew from another program about 2 months ago and have just started my new journey into nursing and I am beyond excited to get everything started. Leaving the other program was depressing but the program was an awful fit for me as well and I end...
I agree. Direct patient care experience is a huge component when looking into PA schools, therefore, your nursing hours will make you look fabulous for apps! However, admissions will definitely question your commitment to the profession so be sure to...
ky88 replied to JazzyJasmine's topic in Pre-Nursing
The only thing that would be preventing you from finding out whether you'll become a great nurse one day is you! Go for it. Give it a shot. Like everyone said, you won't know until you try. You will become a fantastic nurse if you focus and truly ded...
When I took pathophysiology, my exam questions were also scenario based. I just found reading the book several times (while taking my own notes) and looking at diagrams for certain disease processes really helped. Good luck!
ky88 replied to Moko5327benedict16's topic in General Nursing
I completely agree with you. Timing is everything. You must learn how to balance your emotions and express them when appropriate. Life experiences will only make you stronger and more competent to handle those tough instances in the future.
I agree with everyone here. Definitely avoid procrastinating (especially for a subject like anatomy). You will be fine. Try not to panic though! You will get through this and you will do well on the next exam. Always think positive. When I took anato...
