justyna030

I think you misunderstood what I was saying, I can do it I just can't imagine doing it long-term. I know compression socks have been a huge help, but at the end of the day I don't see it as a longterm commitment.

Hello! I'm currently in a BSN program. I have chronic plantar fascitis from my previous career in the US Army. I received Shockwave Therapy for my condition with disappointing results. I am only 25 years and I can honestly say there is no way I will be able to do bedside nursing. This scares me just a tad, but regardless, I'm planning on finishing it. I'm doing well above-average in my nursing program and I plan on going to graduate school. Here's my question, will I have trouble finding employment? And what exactly are my options? I plan on doing bedside nursing for about a year or two to gain the necessary experience, but what then? Any advice is appreciated!

I also felt great about my interview and was told that the main problem was the test score

And a 4.0 GPA was for both cumulative and Prerequisites. It was the most competive year in the history of this nursing program. I can't feel sorry for myself. A lot of students who applied were outstanding. I'll retake the Kaplan and I should be just okay. I used to have an EMT license. That's as far as my Healthcare experience goes.

I was told I just need to retake my Kaplan. Otherwise, I was pretty competive. I think I overreacted just a bit. I was also notified I'm on a waiting list.

I'm going to retake the exam. I'm already looking at other schools and taking their entrance exam. Each school has different requirements so I might have to take some additional courses and even retake some as they don't transfer.

Hello, I just found out I didn't get into nursing school (BSN) I have a 4.0 GPA. My nursing entrance exam score wasn't very high. I scored a 70. The minimum was 65 for the Kaplan. My program is very competitive. Students with a 3.5 GPA and above were able to get the interview. I am also prior military and I actually got an extra point added to my ranking just for that. Is it really my score? Maybe the interview? At this point I have no idea! Any help? Suggestions on what to do next? Maybe med school?