BsnStudent17

Yes, the titers are to make sure you're immune after you've been vaccinated.

I don't remember exactly how long it was, they go over your packet, talk about rules, dress code congratulate you, discuss immunizations, cpr certification, classes, clinical, sna, who to come to for what problem etc. I'd bring paper and something to write with if you'd like to take notes.

Shreveport lab isn't 24/7 I'm not sure about Alexandria, but good luck! I'm sure you'll get in :)

I recieved my acceptance letter in late July. You'll love clinical it's fun and gets better as you advance in levels. Just study! Understand how to answer nclex style questions. Nursing logic on ati will help you with that. There should be a website that comes with your text book I would log on to there and answer those questions to see how well my studying has gone. The lab is there for practice so use it, get a partner and work together.

check the site in August. I checked it on the 12th and was approved then.

Thank you

That's what I'm doing now hopefully it works

If you had to retake the exam was it the same version or a completely different test?

Hi , I'm sorry no one replied when you needed. When you did your retake was it the same exam or a different version?

Hey, so when you did your retake, was it the same exam or different?

Which program did you apply to? I haven't calculated my gpa but it should be between a 3.2-3.5 bsn program

I recently got accepted into clinical at Nsula, but I'm just waiting on the board to approve me. I don't have a record. My question is how long does the board normally take to approve students to enroll in clinical courses? School starts in 2 weeks and still nothing has been posted to the lsbn website.