WGU Nursing Program (Pre-Licensure) I started clinical term! What’s in my lab kit? 

No problem! 🤍 welcome to the night owls!

Did you start from scratch?

@@ebonydixon933I don’t have nursing prerequisites but WGU accepted many credits from my precious degrees so no

I love hearing that I put you at ease! It’s hard, but it is very doable pace yourself and you got this! 🤍

I'm thinking about going to this school for the post masters certificate in FNP. How is it going since you started Nov 1st?

Thank you!! And you got this! 🤍

How is ut

Thank you for watching! 🤍

Yes welcome to the night owls! 🤍

Thanks love! @@FutureRNBrittany

Congratulations 🎉

Pathophysiology wasn’t bad at all! I personally didn’t take A&P so I’m not positive about that course

Thank you! 🤍

Hey! So 2.5 years is minimum, you wont be able to do it any shorter than that with WGU.

The exact question I was looking for.

Yes, I’ve completed all the pre-nursing classes. I really don’t like to use the term hardest because I feel like it set a tone for someone before they get in the class. I will say the one that required the most work was my nutrition class, but it was solely because it was my first HESI style exam, I think the part that takes a little bit more time is learning how to answer the HESI style questions so practice questions are key!

I’d like to know this too What was the lady who did it?

No it was probably the RN-BSN program. The fastest is 2.5 years.

I’m currently doing orientation for the program. You can accelerate non clinical courses but all clinical courses have a set time frame. It wouldn’t be possible to finish in 6 months.

Yes mam COVID vaccine is required mostly all hospitals requires it.

Hey! There is not a set time it solely depends on your situation, how many pre nursing classes you have; so I wouldn’t be able to give you a timeframe.

Yes! I posted a separate video with that information

You have to order the bag yourself through the information the school will send you when your accepted to the clinical part of the program.

It’s the same style classes as other programs, I can be honest with you and say they take work and alot of studying. Nursing school is hard but worth it.

@@FutureRNBrittany Thank you so much. I appreciate your reply. Yeah, I can see that it is worth it. All the hard work will pay off.

Labs and clinical are in person and the location depends on your state

@@FutureRNBrittany Thank you very much. It makes sense to do the practicums in person. I appreciate your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience.

@@VictoriaLepantoFatima no problem! 🤍

Hey! 🤍 Check out my most recent video I explained lab days in depth. It occurs once a term for clinical terms. Also clinical’s progress every term the hours increase the further you get. This term I have 6 (12 hour shifts.)

@FutureRNBrittany thank you for answering. I'm on the fence about relocating just for this program lol. So. Every 6 months is considered a term. So, every 6 months you have a week to fulfill labs and clinicals?

@@giasilvermonroe2442 the clinicals are not consecutive days my 6 days are scheduled over the timespan of 2 weeks (3 shifts a week for 2 weeks) Some people clinical shifts are 2x a week for 3 weeks

So, what do you do the rest of the time in the 2 years of the clinicals?

@@giasilvermonroe2442 you will still attend clinicals and labs your clinical hours increase each semester.