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I am about to graduate from nursing school and am looking for jobs. A lot of positions are night shift. I would absolutely work night shift for a job I know I would get the best experience but I am also really worried about it. I have two dogs that constantly bark at nothing during the day and frequently want to go run outside in the backyard. The one dog is even more high energy and will literally bark at me for as long as it takes until I take him in the back yard, sometimes not that long after we were already were there. Just so you know, these dogs get a lot of exercise and attention so their behavior is not because of a lack of those things, I can assure you. So I know that if they know I am home they will try to wake me and/or just bark a lot while I'm trying to sleep. On days when I would be at home studying I would give them Kongs filled with peanut butter and dog treats which occupies them for just a little bit and also take them in the backyard a lot to burn off some energy. I was wondering if anyone has any tips on how to deal with this or if you have been in a similar situation. I would like to try to work night shift if it means I will have a great job but I worry that it won't work out because of this which is silly so please let me know!

To anybody who has already gotten in, have you gotten any additional information from Oshkosh? I am curious about signing up for financial aid and things like that.

I heard this afternoon and I got in! I've read on the past forums that the emails come in waves over a couple of days so be patient!! Good luck guys!

I haven't heard either!

How did your interview go? I had mine at 10!

Hello! I applied for the February 2017 cohort and I have my phone interview tomorrow, any tips/things I should know?? I'd appreciate it! Also, what is the email interview like? I can't imagine.

Also, do they offer you to stay on campus during the 3 times you have to be in Oshkosh or do you have to figure that out for yourself?

Thank you for your response. What is a typical week like for you? Also, can you give me more detail about how the program works? How do tests work? Are they open book?

@leadim76 Could you give us an example of what the schedule is like? Just out of curiosity, I wonder how much time we have off for holidays and such.