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Hi I am really proud of your achievements. I am also thinking about changing my major to nursing and apply for associate degree. I live in nyc, do you have any recommended colleges I should go to? I hope you will reply ;)
Hi good morning! I need your professional opinion. My family is going through a rough time. I'm about to graduate with my basics this may. Should i get an adn first save up and get the experience ? Or should i go straight into a bsn program? I really want my bsn to purse my dream of becoming a nurse practitioner. Some people are telling me to go ahead since if i take the bsn path I'll be done within 2 years. Or if i take the adn path I'll also take 1½ to 2 years to finish. Most importantly i dont have much money to pay for achool, but i am doing work study and have a little bit of money saved. Thanks i appreciate it if you read through my story.
In California, there are a couple home health agencies that offer a novice nurse program. They train you to work home health although you’re a new grad. Thank you for your video.
I already have my BA from Morgan state. I want my RN from a community college in an accelerated program. My question is god willing I get in and pass, would I still need to get a BSN in order to pursue higher levels of education like the MSN,CRNA/NP route?
This is starting to change again. People started looking for two year programs because they are starting to realize you do not need a bsn unless you want it or you really need it
In my final year, will be writing my cancel exam next year, nd I want to be a psychiatric nurse. Do I av to go for specialty after having my bnsc, rn and nmc
. I am currently taking my pre-nursing classes before my BSN, and yes, I hear some hospitals will pay for the BSN. I am currently turning 25 as a single mother. I want more. Thank you for the great advice 💕💕
You need to actuall pull all the sheets back to inspect mattress and box spring seams for bed bugs black marks etc and spray tgat part as well you would want to do that first so you can ask for a different room right away.
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I been watching you for years. I watched you before i became a LVN, Now I been a LVN for five year. I am currently doing the bridge program LVN to RN because of you. I just want to say thank you.
I had the same thought process. went for associates...had my hospital pay me through bsn and masters...and the 7 years of experience i gained while I was going to school was advantageous in getting my entry level job as a mid level clinician.
Wow I’m glad I read this. I’m a CNA and I was thinking of starting with my ASN in nursing and get a job and have them pay for my BSN later on. Amazing !
I have been a nurse for 20 years and the discharging facility almost never call. You have to struggle with the inter agencies and call them for anything is not clear. But the way you said is the right ideal way.
