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I would suggest talking to guidance counsellors about it cause there is background check done prior to starting the program, they should be able to get you the answers you need or direct you to the person who can answer that for you.

We'll if you do days you'd have to change your hours cause you have to be at clinicals 2 days a week by 6:30 til 1 or 2:00 & Lect & lab 1 or 2 days depending on the semester. I'm not sure but evenings & weekends I think clinicals started for them at 3. All the people that started nursing school with me that we're working full time ended up cutting their hours in or by the 3rd semester. I only know 1 person that stayed full time all through & that was cause they had a job that they could listen to their recordings of lectures at work.

I graduated in May, licensed in September, I've applied for 3 jobs marketed to "new grad" (all at hospitals) & all I get back is the "you're not being actively considered" response. Is it my age, which is apparent by my resume, or am I just expecting to much. Should I continue to apply to the facilities when they list for new graduates? I'm at a loss right now as to which way to turn. I've also applied at a dozen nursing facilities with no response. Any suggestions - I really need to find employment.

Hi, I just graduated from Tri-C east nursing program, and am preppin to take my NCLEX soon - I wish you the best of luck & when times get tough remember to keep the big picture in your mind !!!