FutureNurse_84

@futurerngreenGood luck with your journey!!! I attend the Charleston campus too. I'm in my second term and it's a lot of work and dedication.

@cnastriving2brn Hi good luck on your journey!!! Do you attend the SC campus?

Congratulations!!

FUTURELPNMeG---Hey, I'm attending the Charleston campus on May 2. I received my acceptance letter today. The letter included everything needed for the PN program. Please let me know if you decide to start the program, it will be nice to have someone to meet someone in the program as well. I'll be attending orientation Friday the 29th and hope to see you there.

Congratulations, that's awesome! I am pleased to know they provide you with the tools needed to be successful in the program. Did you have to purchase additional tools or everything was provided by the school? I'm completely nervous and excited all at once. I'm working a full time job and I'm praying I can maintain them both.

Hey I'm scheduled to start ECPI on May 2 for LPN. Could you tell me about your experience with them so far. It seems to be a great school, but I'm on the outside looking in.

Yes, I heard so much great things about Saunders. I'm starting with LPN but look forward to be finished with BSN.

Very informative!! I'm starting nursing classes soon, tried to prepare myself, but didn't know where to start. My first class is A&P, so I'll look over some material I have from an previous medical assistant course I took. I think I'll create some flash cards on the things you listed so I'll be well prepared for these chapters. Thank you for your much needed advice😃

Wow, I'm glad I made this decision. This year will be 10 yrs with this company and there's no room for growth. I want more for my kids and I.

Lol!!! Thank you for the advice. I'll wait and visit with family and friends, I'm excited and looking forward to this transition. Leaving a warehouse to become a nurse is a big career change.

OMG!! I'll be starting my LPN classes in 2 weeks and I know it'll be stressful for me as well. I work full time, I have a 12 year old and a soon to be 1 year old so I know I'll be getting little to no sleep. I'm praying I get some kind of balance once I start so I wouldn't get so overwhelmed with everything.

Good evening everyone😀 I'm enrolled to start ECPI/MCI Practical Nursing program May 2. I'm someone that likes to be prepared in advance just to stay on top of things. My question is should I order the Saunders NCLEX-PN 6e book this year even though I won't be testing until next year, or should I wait? I know I'll be way ahead of things, but I want to be studying and preparing for the testing day. While I am attending school I can look over the material and nothing would look new to me. Any advice will be greatly appreciated😀😀