gypsy724

I usually send thank yous after interviews but today I experienced a new situation. Should I send a thank you for an interview for a state (prison) job? The HR contact was not the interviewer although I do have their names. Also, there were two interviewers. In this case, do I simply address two separate thank yous in their respective names to the prison address?

Nursing school is a different animal. Yes, there is a lot of information and a lot of studying but it's more than that. I had a classmate and good friend I was surprised to hear had gotten in with a "C" in a pre-req class. And you know what? That person is a great nurse. Don't stop yourself before you start.

It is def not too late to change. I started school at the age of 35. You are still young! It is best to make the decision early on rather than put all the work in through the semesters and realize you hate it. You have to love the job to do it. Like you said, nurses have to put up with some s****y stuff. On another note, all jobs have some degree of politics in them. That's unavoidable. Good luck.

By this time you should be completing your ADN? I just got accepted for Fall 2013. Can you give me an idea of what to expect first semester -- hours, etc? I may have to work part time. Much appreciated