Brink91

I am paying about 3.5k a semester. Tuition and fee wise my tuition will be 14k for last two years of my BSN program. 20k a year sounds like a lot. I think 10k isn't to bad for a year after your scholarships are figured in. I will graduate with zero debt because of a little help from my parents and my savings/working.

In some parts of the country there is. Everyone in my schools last graduating class got jobs right away.

You have my prayers and condolences! Very sad.

I thought that was odd also. Every BSN program I have heard of requires Chem.

I got developmental disabilities nurse.

I second this. This is how I studied for the math portion.

Congrats!

Psych nursing interests me a lot. I only just start nursing school in the fall, so I am sure I will be learning a lot more about all the areas.

I have this app on my phone called "nursing essentials". It has a list of the most common meds and lots of other very useful information.

I personally found A&P the most challenging...although I still made a B or higher in both. Don't fret about the occasional B. You have a fantastic overall GPA.

My school has a list of sites and you can tell your instructor your preference, but it's up to them in the end where you get put.

Congrats! Welcome to the journey.

I am sure some programs are easier than others. All you can do is adjust after you get a feel on how tough your program is going to be.

It sounds like you did everything you could have done. Being a student, there wasn't much you could have done besides informing the aide and your instructor. I would have done the exact same thing you did. It's in their hands after that if they want to take action on it. Good job!

I would respectfully decline if I was you. It is the moral thing to do...it's also not hard to learn APA if you take the time.