Laurensbyrd replied to rockiesgurl's topic in Nevada
Hi! Congrats :) to answer your question... yes! I am actually in block 10.1 right now (Adult Health II Clinical) and I have felt incredibly competent. The didactic portion is a lot and can be overwhelming but if you stay on top of it you will be succ...
Laurensbyrd replied to rockiesgurl's topic in Nevada
@_nursebee The program has gone very well! I really feel like I'm learning how to be a great nurse and I have only had amazing feedback in clinical. Statistically, Roseman students do very well on the NCLEX and I believe that's because we are taught ...
Laurensbyrd replied to rockiesgurl's topic in Nevada
While I know it may seem kind of weird, I personally know people who have graduated from Roseman's nursing program and are being accepted into NP programs. I know one guy who has accepted into a CRNA program. While the pass/no pass system is weird, R...
Hi! I was you a year and a half ago. I earned bachelors of science in Psychology from Clemson University and went on to work in the HR department at a regional bank. I was really good at my job but the "business" aspect just was NOT for me. I always ...
Laurensbyrd replied to rockiesgurl's topic in Nevada
Hi! I'm a current student in the ABSN program in South Jordan, Utah. I began in October 2016 and will graduate in February 2018. If anyone has any questions about admission requirements/process, the University in general, the program, the curriculum,...
I have quickly learned that "prestige" means little-to-nothing in the real world of nursing and obtaining jobs in the field. Many nurses I encounter in my clinicals have attended schools that have zero reputation and they're fabulous! I have BS in Ps...
I second going the CNA route! Many of my classmates have their CNA and have worked as CNAs in various facilities. They are much more comfortable interacting with patients and easily acclimate to various clinical settings. The demand for CNAs is high,...
Laurensbyrd replied to Transfer_Student's topic in General Students
I attend an accelerated BSN program with a minimum GPA requirement of 2.8; however, the applicant must have a 3.0+ in "prerequisite" courses. I would say find a program that is likely to accept your current GPA. And, yes, definitely get some voluntee...