AnthonySmith

I am in Houston and am close to my time to apply. Email me [email protected]

I'm in Houston. Have you started to look into where to do clinicals?

I am getting back into the school game also. I am taking this next few months to prep to get all As by completing the CLEP study guides for some of the classes I know I will have trouble with, to give me some background into the subjects so its not all new to me. Good Luck!!!

I am in the process of going back all I have left is my A and P 1 and 2 and micro I saved those until the very end so they would not be close to expiration by the time I went to ADN school and was able to apply for BSN school. How do you balance work and school I work part time (36) hours a week and school will be part time.

I want to get my MSN in Nursing Education and teach for sure, but once I complete that goal I will for sure get my NP so maybe not a MD but for sure NP and do a lot of volunteer work in the community

I can not leave my contact info add me to FB https://www.facebook.com/1officialtony

Congrats!!! we are in the same class I can not wait to meet you I met a few others at packet pick up the other day, why don't you text me sometime and we can become acquainted before the 25th

Everyone CALM DOWN! I never said I was perfect I also never said MissLopez was not smart enough. Also for those that question me talking about being a nurse for the money, I know a lot of people that go into or think about going into nursing for the money. I was just giving my opinion on the matter of do nursing because you want to care for people not for the bucks. I believe anyone can make a great nurse if they have the heart and passion for it. I am far from perfect as you can tell from my run on sentences.

I applied to just one my choice school and got in. I found out everything about the admission process and made sure I was high up on the list by doing everything above and beyond what was expected of me.

First you need to stop and think about why you want to be a nurse... Do not do it for the money, Nurses work long hours and are on their feet all day. You will very rarely be sitting at a computer. Going to nursing school is much like a job you have to miss out on all the parties and having a social life is mostly a no no you will have no time, it is even worse going for a BSN. Second, you seem a little confused as to what a LVN, RN, and BSN are... You do not get a BSN to become a RN, a RN is also known as ADN and is an associates not a bachelors. You get the BSN mainly to become a manager or head nurse somewhere BSN and ADN are the same classes you just take more administrative and management courses as a BSN. and Last not to be rude, but nursing is very competitive at some schools over 1000 people apply and they take 55-80 students, so having great grammar skills is a must( you do not become "an RN" you become "a RN")

Rebecca do you go to San Jac also? Are you also starting?

Hello all my name is Tony! I was accepted into the LVN program at San Jacinto College South Campus for Fall 2013. I am over the moon excited it has been such a year of getting through courses to be college level on paper, getting all my injections, blood work, and everything else done. Here is a little about me below. HESI score 92.6 GPA 3.7 All my college looks at for LVN is HESI score.