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Good luck to you! I start mine tomorrow, Oct 7.

You got this! What are you using to study?

@LifeALaKC I just started using bootcamp and trying to stick to their study plan

@@sakurafox4551have you heard of mark Klimek? Listen to lecture 12.

how's studying going for you?​@@sakurafox4551

Can I ask if you have worked as an assistant such as CNA or PCA while you were in nursing school?

@lindseychoi Yes, I worked as a PCA while I was in nursing school

@@LifeALaKC Thank you for letting me know! Would you recommend me working as PCA or having internship if I can do only one?

@@lindseychoi If there is a specific unit you would really like to work on as a nurse AND you can get an internship on that unit, I'd recommend getting that internship. I didn't have an internship, but those in my new grad cohort who did have an intership got hired on the same unit they did their internship on. If you don't know where you'd like to work yet, I'd recommend working as a PCA because as a PCA, you are responsible for your own assignment of patients, you'll practice time management, patient care, bedside manners, etc. PCAs do a lot of the same things that nurses do besides give medications. My PCA experience allowed me to speak confidently in my interviews about patient care, prioritizing which patient to see first, noticing changes in a patient and communicating that to the nurse, etc. Regardless of which you choose, either experience will give you an advantage as a candidate for a new grad residency program! I hope that helps!

@@LifeALaKC Wow! Your advice/tips help me a lot to make my decision. Def the best advice for me ever. Thank you soooo much! I would like to work in medical/surgical unit first and cardiac ICU unit later. I will look for Medical/Surgical unit internship when the hiring posts are open next year. I also would like to try PCA for more hands on experience but I heard some hospitals do not hire nursing students for PCA jobs because they want applicants who can work for a few years. But I will do my best to look for PCA jobs as well. Thank you once again! Hope everything goes well for you!

Same girl. Wish there was some kind of support group lol

Good luck tomorrow! You got this!!

I’m so glad it helped! ☺️ Thank you for watching!

You got this! 🙌

@@LifeALaKC I GOT ACCEPTED

@@jessicaduranbirruete1233 YESSSSSSS!!!!!! Congrats girl! 😍🥳👏🏼

Thank you so much for watching and congrats on your journey thus far! I'm so so excited for you; May is just around the corner! 🥳 I honestly could (and should) make a whole video on this, but until then, here are some things I did before I applied that may have helped me and hopefully will help you too: 1. Apply to more than one New Grad Program 2. Research the hospital before writing your cover letter 3. Write a good cover letter -- there are so many helpful resources out there, but here's one: www.indeed.com/career-advice/resumes-cover-letters/nursing-cover-letter 4. Get certified in BLS and ACLS (and PALS, if applicable) 5. Include your clinical hours, certifications, work experience, awards, clubs/honor societies, and volunteer hours on a one-page resume (I recommend templates from Etsy and Canva) 6. Prepare, prepare, and prepare for your New Grad Program interviews! I'd watch every UA-cam video available on this topic 🤓 I hope this little bit helps. I'll try to get a video out that might be more helpful for you, but you got this regardless! 🙌🏼

Thank you so much! I don’t have any volunteer experience since I’ve always worked full time and became a mother in nursing school. I have my cover letter and will definitely review the hospital website ! interview questions 😬😬😬 . Thank you

Im sure her ratio is lower with no assistive staff

Thank you for watching! Early congrats on your graduation and good luck with the NCLEX! You got this 🙌

​@@LifeALaKChi I am a international graduated nurse and I don't have any hospital experience and I have passed NCLEX so what is my next step should I go for nurse. residency program or join as a new nurse in a hospital after orintation

@@delwin5433 Hi, I would highly recommend a New Grad Nurse Residency Program if you don't have any hospital experience. I had hospital experience as a Nurse Assistant prior to my New Grad Nurse Residency Program, but because there is such a steep learning curve, the New Grad Program really helped build my skills and confidence with all the extra classes, resources, and support that come with being a part of a New Grad Program. I hope this helps! 🙂

Cookies delivered to your room every night! 🤤 And yes, doggie friendly. Carmel in general is super dog friendly 🐩🐕

Also crying with y’all at the proposal.. SO HAPPY FOR YOU BOTH! ❤

Love youuu 🥲🤎

Thank you! I appreciate it! 🥰

Thank you so much! I can't wait to share more!

Yay, I’m happy you found it helpful! Good luck on your interviews, you got this! 🙌🏻

Thank you for making good music!

Thank you so much! I appreciate it! 🥰

It’s about time 😅 Thank you for watching! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! ❤️

Thank you for watching! Here are a few questions I would have asked if I had more time during my interview: 1) What percentage of graduates pass the NCLEX their first time taking it? This will give you a good idea of how well your program will prepare you for the NCLEX. 2) Does the school provide an externship opportunity? Not all programs provide an externship, but it's definitely a plus if they do! 3) What hospitals does the school have partnerships with for clinical? This will tell you where you'll be learning as a nursing student, and if they partner with a hospital you hope to work at in the future, even better!

Thank you! 💕 I definitely want to start posting again soon! So much going 😆

@@LifeALaKC GOOD!! No problem girl 🤗

No problem! Good luck on your interview! You got this!

Hi Angelica!! Just curious, any tips for nursing school interview? I have mine this week and super nervous TY🤎

Hi Stephanie! I'm so sorry I didn't get to your question sooner! We didn't have much time to get through all of my questions, but I was able to ask if students are still able to do clinical rotations in the hospitals (my interview was during the middle of COVID) and I asked what percentage of the school's graduates pass the NCLEX on their first try. Don't think too hard about the questions! Just ask them what you're genuinely curious about. Hope this helps and if you haven't had your interview yet, good luck!

Yas! Thank you for watching and subscribing! Just subscribed to your channel too! 💕

Your interview or your program starts? Either way, you got this! 🙌🏼🙌🏼

I’m so happy you’re enjoying my channel thus far! Thank you so so much for watching! 💕

Hi! Feel free to DM me on Instagram @lifealakc.

Yes! Jaylon is so good! He needs to make more songs for us to put in our videos 😆 I hope your program is going well! And I agree with you 💯 percent; check offs seem intimidating and then you’re like, “Wait, I can do this!” 💪🏼

Thank you! 💕 How’s your program going so far?

Thank you so much! How are you liking your program so far??