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Congratulations to all of you!

Guys I got a denial email today due to them "not having" my HESI score even though I took it on campus and got a 97.6... I accepted my offer at CSCC anyway I just wanted to give y'all a heads up that something went wrong with the communication with HESI and Motlow! Good luck!

Thanks! I believe the application period for the spring semester is in august? It should be on the website

CSCC accepts in the fall and spring Lanna, just in case í ¾í´—

Considering the drive to main campus at times, yes. CSCC is a straight shot and easy drive.

I got a yes from Columbia State, so I'm gonna give them a yes back. Good luck to all of you!

Yep yep!

Congrats Kam, I did as well :)

I didn't get anything yet either

KPeeke I'm sorry to hear that, I wish you the best in the future!

im not expecting anything til the 1st so anything before will be a nice surprise!

Does anyone know if hospitals typically use baby size body bags when a preemie is born too soon or a baby is still born? When I transported a deceased patient to our place bodies are stored last week, my coworker (actually the person I was precepting) saw some red biohazard bags on the shelves and inquired about what they were, and we were informed by security that these were the remains of too-early preemies and stillborns. Maybe I'm too sensitive but my heart dropped when he told us that. He said they wrap them in blankets when they bring them down and all, but really? A trash bag? If this is common practice then so be it, but surely some company makes little baby body bags? If so, I would press whoever is in charge of those issues at my hospital to start using them... thoughts?

Do we know if they send out emails or actual letters?

I just can't recommend it enough if you want to work hospital setting. All of our best nurses have tech experience. It just gives you an edge (if you truly learn tech skills) that studying and school just can't give you.

I'll be working full time night shift. A lot of people on my floor work Friday and Saturday, days and/or nights. It can be done. And I would highly...highly recommend getting at least a PRN job at the hospital as a tech if you plan on being a nurse in a hospital.