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Can you please tell me how to drop a course? I called the school, they haven't returned my call yet. Thanks!

Hello all, sorry for the delay, but here's the update... She didn't accept my resignation (viciously?) Now, the question is... do I even mention on my resume that I worked there for 7 months? I have been employed at a home health for some time, I can list that as my most recent employment. Thanks in advance for your response.

Hello All, Is it better to resign, or hold off and see if I will/won't be terminated? I haven't done anything illegal, but i've been on suspension for a few days, because of 3-4 minor mistakes. Thanks.

I love how you pay attention to details, klone!!!

May I ask another question....I'm unclear as far as the wording my boss used: she mentioned 'suspension' (not 'termination'). What is the difference, if any? Thanks.

Thank you all so much, such great points! I am planning on talking to the HR rep (who's handling the recruitment for the position), first thing Monday.

I have been working for a large hospital corporation for 7 months. Couple of weeks ago, I applied for a position at a different location (transfer). I talked to the recruiter and asked if I should first tell my manager. She left it up to me. Since my manager was out of town, and thinking that it's a transfer within company, I told the HR agent to go ahead with the process. A few days later, when I saw my boss, and asked her if it'd be ok for me to pursuit a closer location to my home, she said policy allows a transfer after a year of employment (HR had told me it's up to boss's discression). Today, boss called me in, and showed me 4 evidences of mistakes that I had made. I did take the balme for one, but all together, I got the impression that I'm being punished for bailing out on her. She has given me the choice of resigning, or being let go. Please tell me, what's best for me to do? Thanks in advance.

I was hoping someone would give us good advice here, these are great questions that I'm diing to get answers to! Chelsea, have you found any good resume posting sites for RNs? Would you please share with us answers to any of your own questions? What resources have you been using since your post? Thanks and good luck to you.

At UT Arlington you are not required to be in the program to take the course. I think you are very smart to be thinking of taking it before you get in.

I took it during a short semester too. Our teacher told us if we knew how to do the examples in every chapter, we'd do fine. I made copies of every example, without the solution - and kept practicing over and over. Result ... A :)

I am planning on taking "Pharmacalogy In Nursing Practice" this summer, as a Distance Learning Course. The course is offered at UTA. Has anyone done this before? Do you know of any pro's / con's of taking Pharmacology online? I appreciate any input.