I read and reread your post and I can say with certainty that it is not your experience, intelligence, or knowledge that faculty are responding to, it is your sense of mission and passion (which is...
‘Hope this reaches you before your final and that you can implement some of the strategies in time to be successful. (If not, and you have the chance to repeat the course, please consider trying...
I’m concerned that you are missing several key issues in your analysis. Program 1 has a matriculation rate that suggests good support of all admitted students; the matriculation rate for Program 2...
I’m in absolute agreement with other replies that emphasize using the course resources. Know your syllabus as well as possible. Understand that even if “Objectives” seem generalized for courses...
Please remember your Student Services Counselor (SSC) is a critical link in your chain as outlined in the University Appeal Procedures, p.130, of the current GCU University Policy Handbook. The policy...
There are many excellent comments here so I have only two points to add. First, find out if your nursing program has a retention coordinator, someone whose job is to help students complete the program...
In addition to the above excellent recommendations, don’t forget to stay in touch with the clinical instructors you had in nursing school, not just the program and lecture faculty. Even if an...
Not”silly” just evidence of culture shock.
Yes, make note of what you see that you want to include in your practice…and what you do not. When I was a new RN my Mum told me “Never give anyone...
What a fantastic post! I’ve mentored more than a few male nursing graduates/ RNs I know would readily agree with you 100% but who may not have been able to express it as well. I hope your future...
I agree with many of the suggestions made in earlier posts, especially that you consider opportunities such as LTC and Dialysis. It’s also possible you may not be marketing yourself well.
My...
I'm glad to hear that you will get some help. Remember, the good things, i.e.the critical thinking skills you learned, will always be yours, no matter what your career choice. I do hope you will stay...
Thank you, TheCommuter, for the WGU update! I'm delighted to hear they've made it easier for the ADN RNs to make use of this great opportunity. I've been recommending WGU for years. This will...
Whatever your decision, and only you can make it, please consider getting some help recovering from the stress. It sounds as if you have been through an emotional wringer, something intense enough to...
A mentor ship in the ED can be a fantastic opportunity to work on assessment skills, to use non-medication comfort measures and to participate in interventions with a wide range of patients in a...