Tyler626

Why are you even worried about them? It's not you lol maybe they're just excited they got through something lots of people don't have the determination and obedience to do.

Thanks for your input! A lot of what you stated is what I plan to do as well!

Hey guys, I just wanted to make this thread because I have a few questions. I've been accepted into a BSN program, and am just wondering how I should prepare. I've read a few articles where people say to get an NCLEX book and start with that; but isn...

Hello, everyone my name is Tyler and I just have a few questions that hopefully some of you could answer. 1) currently, I live in Ohio and I have been accepted into a BSN nursing program out here. Originally, I am from California and my goal is to ev...

Hello, everyone my name is Tyler and I just have a few questions that hopefully some of you could answer. 1) currently, I live in Ohio and I have been accepted into a BSN nursing program out here. Originally, I am from California and my goal is to ev...

For me it took about a month to just hear back. By the time I started working the total time I waited was 2 months

I am just curious and wanted to know what the difference between LTC CNA and a hospital CNA are? Like what does a normal hospital CNA do? For those of you who have worked in both areas, can you give pros and cons of each? What did you like and not l...

Learn all of your roots, suffixes and prefixes for med term now and you'll be golden!

For bio, study out loud. Pretend you're teaching a class in your room. May sound silly but it's extremely effective!

Chem 1, chem2, a&p 1, a&p 2, micro, gen psych, lifespan psych, statistics, and medical terminology are all of the required science/math classes for me.

Sounds like a basic math? Intro to algebra maybe?

I was able to take a few nursing classes!

I can't stress enough to just take your time. If you're in your early twenties what does it matter if it takes a year longer to graduate nursing school? That's how I always looked at it. I took my time got my GE's out of the way and some core nursing...

My school lets us still apply. We just have to have all of our shots done by the time we have our 1st clinical (which is our second semester).

Don't let other people get in your head. Some can be so dramatic. Just because something was hard for someone else doesn't mean the same goes for you. Just believe in your self because you will never know the true answer until you do the walking your...

Some hospitals are starting to only hire BSN nurses. The hospital my mom works at, that's what they do there and there are a few other hospitals I know of that do that as well. I even talk to some ASN nurses and all of them tell me to go straight for...

If you're only going to look for the easy way out of things then I wouldn't even bother applying to nursing school. When you're on the job are you only going to take care of patients that are "easy"?

Get a CNA job in a HOSPITAL and work. LTC is sooooooo repetitive and only learn the very basic skills of a nurse where as in a hospital you will deal with ECGs, vitals, colostomy bags, JPs.... Etc. very helpful info you will learn and will obliterate...

You will always encounter jealous people. Especially those who haven't been accepted or have been denied admission.

Such an easy class that provides an immense over any other student that does not take it. Thinks will be ALOT more clear for you. You would be dumb to not take the class. Go for it!

In the real world and in nursing school your teachers won't tell you what's on your tests so I'd get over that aspect. Just hang in there and look for some YouTube videos of processes you don't understand.... There are some very helpful ones on there

Buy the patho book you'll be using next semester and start reading. Get your health assessment book and start reading. Practice vitals

Today I got a call asking if I would like to schedule an interview for a per diem Patient Care Assistant job at a local hospital. I was wondering if any of you guys could share your knowledge with me and tell me what I can expect. I would also like t...

Yes I did and I'm sooo happy it ended up that way because it allowed me to take other extremely helpful courses like medical terminology, public health, and medical law and ethics. In my nursing program, they also let you take a few nursing courses t...

You need to be WAY more assertive and talk to the Dean. The the above post said, if you have your name on both sides of the paper I would then ask him "what kind of evidence do you have on me?" I understand the cheating issue, people in my O-Chem cla...