CPinkRN519

I recently graduated from itt in December 2014 passed exit hesi and nclex on my first try :-)

@spearsfm I agree with you we all have to start somewhere. Im very proud of the decision I've made to get where I am today. I plan on starting on my bsn in August. I just needed a little break from school. I really didn't think I was gonna run into this issue. I see so job posting say we will consider adn with a commitment to starting a bsn program within one year of hiring. So maybe we need to only apply to those jobs.. lol good luck to you

When I met them ( the floor nurses) they asked which school did I attend and then I told them the name of the school she was like "oh" then she went on to ask was it a bachelor's degree...

Thanks for commenting :-) I will definitely take your advice . Im going to begin the bsn program in the fall and continue to move fwd I ultimately want to do crna. I have been applying to multiple positions in the hospital. Im keeping my fingers crossed

Hello everyone I have just recently graduated from an adn program and im having a hard time landing a hospital job. I was called for an interview but I didn't get a good vibe because the interviewer was unprepared and failed to review my resume which stated that I had been a cna and lpn previously. Then after I met a few of the med surg floor nurses they seemed to look down on me because I was a associate degree instead of bachelors degree... although I already have a job working corrections from my previous lpn license I recieved a 6$ raise as a RN but I want to get into the hospital. Now Im looking into taking acls courses to try to make myself marketable but im wondering if I should just stay at the jail and begin my bsn courses???? Help me lol