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That’s a good idea about the hotel. Thanks.

Thank you everyone. There is no way to find an ”in between” home due to child care needs. That would be another huge issue to deal with. I think I am going to apply and see what I can get. I am familiar with the hospitals in the area so I am hoping the odds are in my favor. If not then I’ll stick it out where I am.

Hello everyone, Back in December, when I finished my nursing program, we (hubs and 3 small children) moved from our hometown to another city. I am currently in a GN Residency at an amazing trauma 1 hospital which didn't require me to sign a contract. Although it is not the exact area I want to be in, I am absorbing a lot of information and am extremely thankful for this experience. Well, my spouse recently received a promotion and basically, we need to move back to where I went to nursing school, which is 2 hours away. We aren't moving until the summer but is this a legitimate reason for me to put my 2 weeks in? Should I start applying for jobs back at home and make sure I have something lined up before I do anything? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I really don't want to burn any bridges, but I also don't want my family to suffer from me having to travel an extra 4 hours a shift. TIA

Unfortunately, they do not allow any switching of schedules.

They'll take the first grade as long as it's a passing one.

Your packet should contain all the info for orientation. Time. Place. At least, that's how it was last year. It may even contain dress code. Just look over everything carefully.

Sadly... You may have lost your spot. I'd be going to the DM campus or calling tomorrow morning if I were you.

No. You are lucky if you have numbers... what's yours if you don't mind me asking?

If y'all haven't checked you school emails.., you may wanna

If anyone is on here and hasn't checked their school emails... you might wanna. :)

I just joined the FB page just in case y'all have questions... this site doesn't always alert me.

I believe it was on a Monday morning. It's a busy day. You get to find out what clinical group you're in once you open your welcome bag/folder. You'll try on scrubs. Meet classmates. Talk to SNA (me!). Drug test. Meet instructors... lots of info. Just be friendly because you are going to be with these ppl for a long time. Lol.

I'm a current student... The TEAS is pass/fail. They go off pre-req GPA, then cumulative GPA for tie breakers. Last fall we found out a month and a day after the applications deadline.

They started a new curriculum this past Spring, so they are trying to get all the old curriculum students completed, which is why they are allowing us to do summer. Normally there are no summer classes... unless you choose to do electives or something similar. The USF/HCC program may go over the summer too.

No, I'm doing the 3rd semester over the summer (last of the old curriculum)and will be finished on December.