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UCONN CEIN 2016
Congrats everyone!! I have 2 more prerequisites I have to complete next fall and spring semester. Quick question, is there only 1 application deadline / entry? Or do they admit for fall and spring or summer?? Thanks in advance and best of luck!
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Will I really have a flexible job?
I've been on the fence about going back to school since I graduated with my bachelors in psychiatric and Substance abuse counseling. I have my care management cert and have been doing that for 2 years. I know I want to get my masters and doctorate to teach at a college. I taught with my graduate fellowship and really fell in love with it but I also want to love wha I'm teaching and my job along the way. what is a flexible RN job? I was planning on staying a CM but I'd like to work part time or flexible hours. If I get my msn or doctorate is a teaching job feasible. Any help or advice would be appreciated
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NVCC Nursing 2015-17
Hey everyone congrats on getting in! I'm looking at A&P classes for the fall and would love to know who you took and if it was a good experience feel free to PM me or keep it initials if you'd like to keep it private thanks!
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Injured LPN, should I bother with obtaining RN?
I should by saying I am not a nurse just started taking prerequisites but I work with a lot of Msw and RNs as a care manager Im getting my RN specifically so I could in bigger companies such as Aetna providing care management most are desk jobs or telework positions. However I believe some of these companies would hire an LPN too check out Humana, Aetna, or a local hospital
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Nursing School with Baby ... Possible?
Thanks everyone for your encouraging words! My brother is moving in with us specifically to help out with baby and my fiancé works a regular 9-5 so he'll be able to help too! Question, do you think an accelerated BSN or a ADN would be easier as far as school / mom balance?
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Nursing School with Baby ... Possible?
I've been thinking of nursing school for a while now. I work as a care manger for a home care agency but to move into a bigger company doing similar work I would have to get my RN. Eventually my goal is to get my doctorate and teach I have an 9 month old and have heard very unsupportive opinions in a lot of the boards that students with children had to drop out because t was too much. Anyone survive nursing school with a baby?