futuremidwifee

Still waiting!!

Im so sorry about your family member! That would upset me as well if someone said that.. it would drive me nuts!

Congrats hun!! Hope labor and delivery was a breeze enjoy your baby!

Sounds like youre ready to get it over with The more questions you practice/review the more prepared youll be than just sitting worrying. Good luck!!

If i was in your position I would look into other Nursing fields! There are so many options- high stress, low stress. You can even be a nurse in a private setting. Or you can further your education and become a practitioner. Start looking into other fields:)

This question is for the students that got accepted into both an ASN and BSN program. I accepted to both but im choosing the ASN because of the money. And i'll still be getting my RN license afterwards so I dont see as a big drawback. If you guys can please discuss the pros and cons.. and what led you to choose the RN school of your choice.. thank you :)

Hi all! I am going to apply to a couple nursing schools through out the country. If you guys want to recommend a school and include why it would be a good choice that would be great! thanks!

Can you please send me the information as well? Anges30@yahoo .com

Is becoming a CNA worth it in the long run? Before going into nursing school?

Hello, Lately, I have been hearing so much talk about nursing schools that are overrated and didn't provide the best education. As well as the opposite of some being underrated, but with excellent education. The reason why I am posting this thread is that soon I will be in the process of applying to Nursing schools and I'm feeling a little bit skeptical. If you guys want to share your experience as well as, if you don't mind, your nursing school, and any advice you have and/or received about a certain school, I would be grateful to receive it. I am looking to apply anywhere in the US-- so any advice helps, thanks in advance!

I'm in the same boat as you! except my school requires a significantly higher percentage for admission consideration. I have a friend that took the TEAS test just to get a feel for it in order to take it again and they scored in the 70's. So you should be way above a 43%. May I ask what Nursing school you are applying to?