On the last one....i got in

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i want to tell everybody do not give up. i am proof that god will never let you fail. he will never give up on you, if you don't give up on him. i applied to 5 schools. letter after letter... i kept reading "we're sorry to inform you" and one letter even told me to change my major. i starting losing faith, but i kept praying. right before my mom went into the post office, i prayed to god and said god please let me have this and i won't fail you. i want to thank everybody who has supported me through this process. lol this sounds like an acceptance and in a way it is =) if nursing is what you want, keep going for it. don't give up. i will be attending midwestern state university for the fall 2009 bsn program!!!!!!!

Specializes in Case Mgmt, Anesthesia, ICU, ER, Dialysis.

If you want it bad enough, there is NOTHING you can't achieve.

The Lord has his plans for you, and has begun a work that He will see to completion.

I just want to tell everyone not to give up in your fight to someday be an RN. I'm living proof. I attended an Ivy-League nursing school and was told by one of the faculty to quit and that I was not "RN" material. Medicine has always been a struggle for me to understand quickly and that is why I enjoy it. The challenge is what I wanted. I failed my NCLEX 3 times! Yes, I said 3 times! I currently work in an ICU and am a ******* awesome RN both emotionally and clinically! I am waiting to hear back from a grad school I interviewed at for CRNA school. Moral: Screw everyone else! Your career is what you make it. You will be the RN you want to be! And the faculty, they're just a bunch of menopausal ******* who are too scared to practice on the front line. If anyone ever tells you NO, tell them to come talk to you when your the awesome RN of the future saving lives and families thanking God for you.

wow that was so inspiration for me! I mean I am having it rough being in micro and hearing the stories coming from students that r in the program scares the beegeezees out of me but I didnt get this far to let those who dont want the future RNs to succeed. Got a long way to go but I am prepared for the ups and downs. So thanks RocketMan for keeping it REAL:):)

Hi prettyladie,

Good luck i actually just graduated from MSU in May 2009. I loved the school even though it was a long commute because i lived and worked in Dallas the whole time i was attending nursing school at MSU.

CONGRATS!!!!! I know it was VERY hard work to do ....but you made it through which is all that matters. Can you give us some insight on MSU nursing school as far as what we have coming?

Hey Prettyladie, I just wanted to say congrats on getting in...its truly a blessing. God bless you on your journey in nursing school.

Sorry FuTuRe Rn for not replying earlier before school started. I know u already started classes already. The first semester is not bad at all if you manage your time right. It will be a good idea to talk to the people ahead of you coz they will give you good insights on what to expect from the instructors.

Prettie Lady

I hope u did get the email i sent you before school sarted anyway Good luck u will be ok.

Thank you so much!!! I already know one person and she's already telling me what I have coming LOL. But , Im ready for the challenge!

HOORAY!!!!

Prettieladie, you were sooo supportive of me during my 'season of hell' with Micro this past semester; I'm so happy for you.

Unfortunately, I received the 'we regret to inform you' letter also and so I am just about to give up.

There really is no help for me but I'm so glad things worked out for you.

@ afranklin PLEASE dont give up!!!! We didnt come this far to give up....dont let it get you down just get back up and keep on applying...YOU WILL GET INTO ONE! Kepp goin hard for it!

Sheila - can you give me some insight on your commute? I am thinking about making the commute from Dallas to MWSU too. Do you regret... do you have a family and that's why you didn't move? What part of Dallas did you commute from and how long did it take?

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Sometimes I stay in Dallas, right around the 635 area, and when I go up 114, it takes approx 2.5 hours. Its 150 miles from my house. From the Denton area you would use 380, and thats about 2 hours.

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