RyFutureRN

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1. West Coast University

   RyFutureRN replied to ElizabethTonoyan's topic in California Nursing

   Also @psata ....who are you? And are you a nurse or in the healthcare field? Just

2. West Coast University

   RyFutureRN replied to ElizabethTonoyan's topic in California Nursing

   I can't speak for anyone else, but I'm not taking out any loans for school. I also can't speak for anyone else's success after graduation for school, however I know a good number of graduates...

3. West Coast University

   RyFutureRN replied to ElizabethTonoyan's topic in California Nursing

   Well.....if you can afford it, then you can. If you can't....you can't. Me personally, have a 3.8 sci based gpa, I'm not waiting on a comm college list for years, just for an associates certificate. I...

4. So how does it feel like to be a male nurse

   RyFutureRN replied to panjeremy's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

   I'm in nursing school right now, and honestly, I used to think I was being judge when I said I was becoming a nurse.... Whenever I'd tell someone I'm in school, and they'd ask what am I going to be,...

5. Should I work while in school?

   RyFutureRN replied to CLin's topic in General Students

   Keeping the working to a minimum is ideal. However, for a lot of us, including myself, life still has it's curves while in school, so we have to work. The best advice I would say, is don't working...

6. Feel like I don't know anything

   RyFutureRN replied to DrkCocoMurse215's topic in General Students

   I could imagine you and others would feel this way, there's so much to learn in nursing school! And not a whole lot of time for application! So, trust yourself, and be willing to still learn even...

7. How will I know when I am ready?

   RyFutureRN replied to amzyRN's topic in Emergency

   I don't think you'll ever feel 100% ready! But you're going to have to be confident and take that step for you, because it's what you want! Don't wait around for that fear or anxiety to go away! Jump...

8. West Coast University

   RyFutureRN replied to ElizabethTonoyan's topic in California Nursing

   WCU is a great program. It is expensive, and the job market for new grads is tough period, no matter what school you attend. WCU is a school you attend if you're 110% committed to nursing. Like I...

9. West Coast University

   RyFutureRN replied to ElizabethTonoyan's topic in California Nursing

   Very expensive, but great school. Not too low of a passing rate actually. It's actually pretty

10. A&P 1

    RyFutureRN replied to Amylovesnursing's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

    I say the old fashion way of reading, reading, re reading, then reading again! I was in an accelerated A&P course, which was 8 weeks, we attended classes 3 days a week, and we had 3 exams a week....

11. 2.2gpa - need advice

    RyFutureRN replied to Natasha A.'s topic in Pre-Nursing Students

    I think LVN program would be great! I just want to say, any other classes you take, give your all too! Especially if you're in California, nursing is so crowded, we have a million ppl trying to get...

12. Anatomy

    RyFutureRN replied to Amber27's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

    I think all of what was said is previous comments is completely accurate...I was in an 8 week accelerated A&P as well, and I never did flash cards, I tried didn't work because there's so much...

13. Is mount st marys the same as west coast university? (LA)

    RyFutureRN replied to emaytwo11's topic in School, College Programs

    You actually can transfer to any school and get your masters if you go to WCU , since they're wasc

14. About West Coast University transfer..(how to)

    RyFutureRN replied to sungvlzkcb90's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

    I'm going to WCU. You have to take your hesi exam passing w/ an 80% or higher. It's a great school, expensive, but

15. Commuting for Accredited school vs Non Accredited?

    RyFutureRN replied to Skylarslaughter's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

    Well, you'd want to choose the school that's accredited especially if you plan to continue your nursing education, but if not then you'll be fine as long as you get your