92% on HESI A2 Admissions Test which I found less difficult than the TEAS V test I took for another school that I got an 86% on. My cumulative GPA was 2.71 (Freshman year messed me up) and my GPA from...
I've been accepted into a BSN program. I can't even process how excited I am. I've been a CNA for a few years and have worked in SNF and acute inpatient psychiatric. I have worked with some very...
I've recently received news I have been accepted into Chamberlain College of Nursing at the Chicago Campus for the fall semester (start date August 29th, 2016). I am so very excited! Just wanted to...
future_RN, CNA replied to LunaTunaPineapple's topic in General Students
My first code was working (as a CNA, which I currently am still) in a Skilled Nursing Facility. It was 5 minutes before shift change and another floor called code blue, which we didn't have a code...
future_RN, CNA replied to givxnchy's topic in General Nursing
I'm probably going to catch heat for this but as a fellow CNA, I always keep my cell phone in my scrub pants side pocket. At many facilities I've worked in, employees have often discovered their stuff...
It was probably the same advisor who told me we didn't have to have CNA/BNA. Even though I told them that is one of the bolded requirements on the website.. Lol. And omg early to mid- July??? That's...
My CNA certification is still active bc that's what I work as, but I'm not sure about the class expiration either. The only classes they stated expired for their application were the science classes...
Again, good luck everyone! I'm just hoping my 3.1 GPA won't be my downfall. But my TEAS score will hopefully save me. The wait is driving me crazy tho!
future_RN, CNA replied to FutureLPNNursing's topic in Nursing Career
But honestly, at the end of the day, do what you want with your life because it is just that; your life. I was just shedding some light on some points you may not have thought
future_RN, CNA replied to FutureLPNNursing's topic in Nursing Career
Hold on I said if you plan on quitting nursing (as a career, not as in nursing program). And no, I'm furthering my education so that I can play a larger role in patient care and use many nursing...
First and foremost, welcome CNA brother. As far as advice or what I wish I knew when I was starting out, so many things. Number one is to not stress out over things. Nobody was a seasoned anything...
I applied as well. 3.1 GPA, 90% TEAS Reading, 82% TEAS overall. Good lucky everyone I hope we're all future classmates together! I was lurking on an old post of city colleges nursing program and it...
future_RN, CNA replied to FutureLPNNursing's topic in Nursing Career
All I hear when I read your post is "$$$$$$" It seems pretty unfair that the people with the most passion to become nurses are competing to get into nursing school with people who are using it as an...
Okay so I've been in school for around 3 years, started out at a university, didn't do too great, mostly Cs and Bs. Ive been at a community college for about a year now, and have a 3.1 GPA here at...
Thank you for your insight, it eases my anxiety a bit. And no I don't think you're a buzzkill at all for the cost of chamberlain, but I realize with my GPA, I don't have very many options. I've had...
future_RN, CNA replied to Kayla_Martin's topic in Psychiatric
I'm a CNA, but used to work at a free-standing inpatient psych hospital on the high acuity floor. The facility will most likely train you in CPI (Crisis Prevention Intervention) and there are many...
I am so sorry that you are experiencing that! Leave as soon as you find another job. Things like that involving that many people are not likely to be resolved without it back-firing on you. Evil...
I too am thinking of applying to D'Youville's BSN program. I've heard someone say they have been accepted there when they were against the odds as far as GPA and