You're such a gem. I saw you a year ago when you kindly shared your journey at the information session. I'm planning to apply now for fall of 2021 and this video served me in so many ways. Thank you for your expression and advice. Of course, your connection with the divine is powerful.
Wow.. I am touched.. 😢 this video definitely made me have more confident in myself. This is definitely a video I will keep coming back to whenever I’m in doubt or I feel like I’m losing motivation. Thank you so much! I love how you mentioned that they don’t only look at your gpa but about work experience and volunteering. But most importantly, yes! God does great things! 💛💛💛💛💛
I saw you the other day :) Thank you for sharing your story yesterday at UCLA nursing information session. I hope to run into you in the future if you are still there in 2021 :(
I graduated from UCLA with a BA in sociology in 2017 and went straight into working at a care home. Now I’m planning to become an MA then I’ll apply to MEPN in a year or two from now!! I’m excited and I want to apply to UCLA all over again :) 🧿🧿🧿🧿🧿
Many hospitals have a volunteer department! Which ever hospital you are interested in volunteering at just simply search google to see if the hospital has a program or either call the hospital. Ask what are the requirements to volunteer and then just make sure you adhere to the requirements and then you should be good to go!!
The program seems awesome, I'm planning to apply in the future. Do you think just volunteering or interning in a clinical setting would be enough to be competitive for admission? or did most students in your cohort have work experience like EMT, CNA, etc?
Hi Oscar, there were some people in my cohort that did not have any experience at all. Something is always better than nothing in my opinion, but I would also focus on making other areas strong as well.
Hi I’m so confused don’t know what to do. I have a BA in Psych and would like to be a nurse. I’m a mom and wife and would like to buy a house in the future. Should I apply to a ADN, ABSN, or Entry level Masters in Nursing? I’m almost done with my prerequisites. I’m scared of getting a loan because I’m low income. Thanks!
Hi Elizabeth! Thanks for your question! It honestly depends. Typically ADN programs are cheaper than ABSN, and Entry Level Programs, but if you wanted to work at a Magnet Level hospital you wouldn't be able to with just your ADN. The good thing about this is that you can do RN to BSN online and still work with your ADN. If you are able to into a ABSN or Entry level program and have it fully financed with scholarships then that it awesome. Many students do end up taking out some sort of graduate loans in Entry Level programs. The good thing is that you get 6 months of deferment, which is a good thing because once you pass your NCLEX you should be able to find a job pretty quickly.
I'm a junior in highschool looking to become a nurse. Do you go straight to the school of nursing after high school or do you do the school of nursing after already completing the correct classes in college? tysm
I loved when u talked about God in the end. He is definitely what gets me through life!
God gets allll the GLORY! Thank you!
a lot of videos terrified me abt this but yours was so kind and comforting especially the last part. I wish I could give u a hug in real life !
You're such a gem. I saw you a year ago when you kindly shared your journey at the information session. I'm planning to apply now for fall of 2021 and this video served me in so many ways. Thank you for your expression and advice. Of course, your connection with the divine is powerful.
Wow.. I am touched.. 😢 this video definitely made me have more confident in myself. This is definitely a video I will keep coming back to whenever I’m in doubt or I feel like I’m losing motivation. Thank you so much! I love how you mentioned that they don’t only look at your gpa but about work experience and volunteering. But most importantly, yes! God does great things! 💛💛💛💛💛
I saw you the other day :) Thank you for sharing your story yesterday at UCLA nursing information session. I hope to run into you in the future if you are still there in 2021 :(
Hi Serina! Thank you so much for your kind words! You are awesome! I love talking about nursing ! The possibilities are endless!! :)
In God we trust
Thank you 😍
Thank you! Can you share your statement of purpose with us? I'd love to hear an example of someone who got in a nursing program.
Your statement of purpose should be unique to you! I don't mind my sharing the format I utilized
I graduated from UCLA with a BA in sociology in 2017 and went straight into working at a care home. Now I’m planning to become an MA then I’ll apply to MEPN in a year or two from now!! I’m excited and I want to apply to UCLA all over again :) 🧿🧿🧿🧿🧿
Hey Kai! That is so great to hear! Keep up the good work! You got this!
The Purposed Nurse tysm!!!
Would you please make a video about your volunteer work, thank you.
How did you get the opportunities to volunteer?
Many hospitals have a volunteer department! Which ever hospital you are interested in volunteering at just simply search google to see if the hospital has a program or either call the hospital. Ask what are the requirements to volunteer and then just make sure you adhere to the requirements and then you should be good to go!!
👍🏿
What was your bachelors in when applying?
The program seems awesome, I'm planning to apply in the future. Do you think just volunteering or interning in a clinical setting would be enough to be competitive for admission? or did most students in your cohort have work experience like EMT, CNA, etc?
Hi Oscar, there were some people in my cohort that did not have any experience at all. Something is always better than nothing in my opinion, but I would also focus on making other areas strong as well.
Hi I’m so confused don’t know what to do. I have a BA in Psych and would like to be a nurse. I’m a mom and wife and would like to buy a house in the future. Should I apply to a ADN, ABSN, or Entry level Masters in Nursing? I’m almost done with my prerequisites. I’m scared of getting a loan because I’m low income. Thanks!
Hi Elizabeth! Thanks for your question! It honestly depends. Typically ADN programs are cheaper than ABSN, and Entry Level Programs, but if you wanted to work at a Magnet Level hospital you wouldn't be able to with just your ADN. The good thing about this is that you can do RN to BSN online and still work with your ADN. If you are able to into a ABSN or Entry level program and have it fully financed with scholarships then that it awesome. Many students do end up taking out some sort of graduate loans in Entry Level programs. The good thing is that you get 6 months of deferment, which is a good thing because once you pass your NCLEX you should be able to find a job pretty quickly.
I'm a junior in highschool looking to become a nurse. Do you go straight to the school of nursing after high school or do you do the school of nursing after already completing the correct classes in college? tysm
Do you wear uniforms in nursing school?