Hello, everyone! I am currently a pre-nursing student at Eastern Michigan University. I just recently finished my long and grueling semester. In the semester I just finished, I was taking 6 classes...
To be honest, I think it will. There are more people applying and I've heard that competition was really fierce. I was thinking about not applying at first... I don't think my score it that great......
I don't know a fancy way to start this, so I'll just get straight to the point of this post... For as long as I could remember, I've always been well attached to my emotions... I knew what I was...
Just like you are speaking from experience, I am also speaking on experience. And what I have seen from the healthcare field, in general, seems pretty valid. Am I denying that there are medics like...
Do what you feel will help you. CNA is probably the most traditional in terms of getting experience before becoming and LPN. But you really don't have to. People push becoming a CNA before doing LPN...
Is anyone applying to EMU's traditional BSN program for the Fall 2017? I haven't seen a post for this year yet... So, I am hoping for some responses! I've taken all the prerequisites there except...
You are very right and I agree 100% with this. Maybe I shouldn't care as much... I just feel like people stereotype each other over dumb things all the time... I wish more people in healthcare,...
I understand what you are saying. I am definitely not dissatisfied with my job, though. I used paramedicine as a stepping stone and I am quite proud of my choice. It just gets annoying with people...