lairou
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^ I'll arrive on Feb.13. How about you? I'm still looking for accommodation though.
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Hi Dorothy. Yes, I'm enrolled in Flinders Uni for Bachelor in Nursing Registered Nurse Entry March 2014 Intake. Are you for the March intake also?
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Me!
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hello iamnomad. does your friend, the one who finished the 1 year conversion program, have a nursing specialty? like trainings in hemodialysis unit or other specialty areas? thanks. =)
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Hi lilo. :) I'm really happy to know someone who's planning the same as me. I do not have any relatives in Australia so if ever that I'll get accepted in Flinders, I will be all alone. Do you have relatives there?
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hello stacey. I just finished my IELTS yesterday and I'm praying that I get 7 in all modules. I heard Flinders from IDP. I do not know anyone who studied there. I think unpaid experiences can be considered in applying to APHRA, but I'm not sure about the schools who offers the bridging program.
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Hello lilo.. I'm aiming for the February intake next year. :) I'm scheduled to take my IELTS on April 27 and I don't want to rush things so I'm aiming for next year to enroll. Do you have any hospital experience? What year did you graduate? :)
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thank you for your reply.. i really appreciate it.. :)
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Hello! I'm planning to take a 1 year post-registration course at Flinders University. I have no work experience as a nurse but I'm a registered nurse here in the Philippines. I only volunteered in a hospital for 1 month. What are the chances after I finished the 1 year course that I would find a job? Thank you.
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Hello. I'm an RN too and currently a 2nd year law student. Some schools have schedules that are good for working students. It's really hard to work while studying and you really need to sacrifice your sleeping hours. It is worth it to be a lawyer but it really takes great effort and sacrifices. If ever you have passed the bar and become a lawyer, you can apply to law offices and from there you'll be able to choose what you would like to specialize. As a nurse-lawyer, maybe you can try forensics.