@kahleentenshi hi! i can try to do a detailed study video if you'd like, but basically, i try to attend most of the classes, take really good lecture notes, and then i re-read through the notes and do a LOT of practice questions. those really help. i suggest getting an nclex book for studying!
@heatherheartsnursing Is that the wages for an RN? If so, I guess the cost of living where you are is pretty low..? I'm from Texas and it's a bit different. Nursing homes pay less, while hospital and private offices pay a little more starting around $ 20-25/hr. This is with an associate's degree. But, good luck and if you already graduated than CONGRATS! I'm going the same route as you did, got the CNA and now I'm just awaiting to start the nursing program. SO JEALOUS your finished!
How do you study? You're doing very well, so I would be interested to know your methods for studying, please. Also, so you're getting your LVN liscense and transfering over to an ADN, or an BSN program? Thanks :-)
@kahleentenshi hi! i can try to do a detailed study video if you'd like, but basically, i try to attend most of the classes, take really good lecture notes, and then i re-read through the notes and do a LOT of practice questions. those really help. i suggest getting an nclex book for studying!
Your dog was in a good mood....lol
@heatherheartsnursing Is that the wages for an RN? If so, I guess the cost of living where you are is pretty low..? I'm from Texas and it's a bit different. Nursing homes pay less, while hospital and private offices pay a little more starting around $ 20-25/hr. This is with an associate's degree. But, good luck and if you already graduated than CONGRATS! I'm going the same route as you did, got the CNA and now I'm just awaiting to start the nursing program. SO JEALOUS your finished!
@nbouldin3267 it seems nursing homes pay the most, in the low 20s/hr and Drs offices and hospitals around $12 - $14
@wantsomecc there are 4 levels of my LVN program, then I will go through 3 levels in the RN program :)
Not sure how long you have been in nursing school, but enjoy peds, L and D. It's the easiest subject in nursing school..
How do you study? You're doing very well, so I would be interested to know your methods for studying, please. Also, so you're getting your LVN liscense and transfering over to an ADN, or an BSN program? Thanks :-)
how many levels do you have to go thru?