1) Get a calendar: do NOT write down due dates, write when you are going to do them (ideally before the due date :D) 2) Ask plenty of questions (when appropriate) 3) It's okay to not get all A's, focus on passing... 4) You can totally work during school, it's all time management. Procrastination is a product of too much free time. 5) Nursing school isn't a test of intelligence, it's a test of will.
I've been an RN for 31 years. ALWAYS introduce yourself and talk to your patients and let them know what you are doing BEFORE you do it. I have always done this. So many nurses get focused on what they are doing and do not talk to their patients. I had a colonoscopy 4 years ago and while one nurse was talking to me, this other RN grabbed my right hand and put in an IV without even saying a word to me. So many people go into nursing because it is a good job and not because they really care about others that much. When they took me into the room for the procedure, another nurse was injecting me with Versed, again without even telling me. I looked at her and asked her if she was giving me Versed, and she smiled, and said, "yes." Another thing to watch out for is bullying. There is a lot of this in the nursing profession. Stick up for yourself.
I've been working as a patient room cleaner for the last six months at the hospital here in my town. I think that this job has allowed me to see exactly what goes on behind the scenes. It made me see myself in that type of environment.
Ik this comment was from a year ago but I've been working in a clinical cleaning o.r's and pacu and I honestly feel the same way as you do. I feel like I have an advantage in a way because I was already exposed to what goes on in the environment I'm excited to begin classes soon
I’m a full time stay at home mommy of 2, going back to school this summer to begin my pre reqs for nursing! I’m so excited for this new journey! Love watching your videos 💖
Omg how is is going ? I'm a mom of 2 also and getting all the information possible to get into nursing school. Being a CNA for 4months now and love it and I've decided to be an RN but I'm so scared. Work, kids, school. People says it's so difficult. Hope you're pursuing your goals and I'll be honored if you can share with me 🥰
@@kirstyayite9884 I’m so happy to hear your furthering your career I think it’s great! I am currently still taking my pre reqs and I’m half way there for my degree, after that I will be able to enroll to my community colleges 2 year nursing program. Which I’m so looking forward too! I only take 2-3 classes each semester because I’m at home with my 2 kids and I don’t want to overwhelm myself with all my other responsibilities. But don’t let that stop you!! Just do what you can and each step at a time! I figured I will be home for another 4/5 years until my smallest goes to school so at the pace I’m going I’m okay with.. will take me longer than most but I’m 100% okay with that. 💕♥️ Best of luck on your journey!!
@@celeste1121 I'm so happy to read through your experience. It gives me so much hope. I was so worried to take so much time to reach my goals but yes it must be ok because we have other responsibilities. I'll take my English test on Monday in order to get the prerequisites started. I would love to hear from you sometimes we can support each other. I hope you'll have time to share your journey with us. You're almost there and never forget that you're boosting others with hope💛💛
@@kirstyayite9884 those are very kind words! Thank you! Yes at the end of the day it doesn’t matter how long it takes us, the years are going to go by regardless so you might as well ride along with them. There’s no giving up for us mommas! We have to show our baby’s that no matter we can do it. I do advice to just prioritize your time because it can be very consuming to worry about everything all at once. I usually wake up at 4:30A.M and do my homework until 7:00 A.M before my babies wake up after that throughout the day I make sure to not touch the computer, worry, or stress over my homework in order to give the home, my kids, myself, and my husband the undivided attention. Wishing you the best of luck on your test! ♥️
Anatomy Don't base your career off of media Shadow a nurse Volunteer at a hospital Works as a tech Don't listen to the horror stories of nursing school. People have different experiences. Time management Don't worry about career field
I just got my esthetics license and am going back to school to pursue nursing. I am very nervous but excited about helping others. Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to help us future students!
Got my like!! You are literally the FIRST person in hundreds of nurse videos I've watched that has not described nursing school as "horrifying" "overwhelming" "worst experience of my life" and posting pictures of you crying. So thank you because I actually am not that worried about nursing school and I'm excited I can't wait for all the content
@@TheNurseNook it has been 12 years since A&P but I have been working as a therapist for 7 years. How in depth should I go to brush up on my A&P? I currently have a workbook brushing up on basic stuff. I hope I'm ready! Any thoughts? Thanks!
This was SOOO helpful and relieving to me. I just got accepted into a pre-nursing program at my dream college but I had so much anxiety about going into it but this video made me feel a lot better and I feel more confident going into the program next fall.
I've passed anatomy and microbiology but physiology is killing me I wish I would have gotten the 9am instead of the 7am my sleep schedule is destroyed and I'm really burnt
Thank you for your insight! I really appreciated the reminder not to get discouraged based on other people's experiences :) It sounds so overwhelming sometimes .. it can make you 2nd guess if you can really do it! so it's nice to hear a positive motivating spin on things!
Thank you for this video! I'm in the process of taking my prereqs and the teas test soon. I wanna start off being an LPN and possibly bridging into getting my BSN. I'm worried, but I gotta keep going! Thank you. You've gained a subscriber. :)
JabuJabule hi how long did it take to finish your lpn prerequisites and did u work while in school? I really want to do lpn so that’s why I’m asking lol
This was super helpful!! These are all really good points that I haven't heard before in my extensive hours researching about pre-nursing!! Thank you for this video
Thank you so much for uploading this video, I’ve always been told that the nursing program is no joke. I’ve been a CNA II for six years and I am ready for a better opportunity.Your video help clear my head with an important decision I have to make as far as who I’m around in my person life and I will definitely take this video advice into consideration. Thank You
❤️ I absolutely love you. I have to take a TABE test just to get in the nursing program for the fall. Watching your videos really gives me the motivation.❤️
Love grey's anatomy but defff not basing my future career decisions off of it. I'm only a sophomore in hs but my school allows me to take college classes, so this fall of my junior year I'll be jumping into Pre nursing!
Thank you so much for this video!!! I came across your RUclips channel and I’m hooked!! You have no idea how much u elevated my confidence!! Keep the videos coming!!!
Brayden Wilson, her point was nurses jobs aren’t what they appear to be in shows. Make sure you want to do what nurses actually do not just what it looks like they do on TV.
Thank you for the video , it was so helpful. But I understand that you took the TEAS exam before you got admitted into the nursing program. Do you recommend any TEAS study prep books that you have used?
Apply to as many schools as you can. Check what pre reqs are needed for the school. Some nursing programs can admit you right away if your GPA is high, or you'd just take some college classes first
I would say as a pre-nursing student now, make sure you have applied to many universities and look at their degree plan. Visit the campus and ask the appropriate people that work there (nursing dean, nursing chairs, and nursing professors) what classes you can take in the summer. Getting ahead in your prerequisites will allow you to finish college faster. This means getting into a local community college that the classes can transfer from. Take AP classes or Dual Credit to let you test out of those prereqs or earn the credit. Keep your GPA high and stay positive. I'll be praying for you.
I’m not a 4.0 student. I’m not even a 3.5+ student but I wanna become a nurse. Im scared that I will get denied if I apply. I’m volunteering at a hospital but I don’t think that’s enough. I hate math and that’s the only reason why I’m scared. I don’t like seeing needles I’m scared of needles but people tell me I’ll get over it. Ughhhhh
Baz 98 I know I’m late responding but one thing to do is go to community college first and get your Associate Nursing degree and then you can apply to be a transfer student and apply to a nursing school. Community colleges don’t really look at grades. And then after the two years of getting your associates chances are the university you apply to will look at you community college grades not so much of your high school grades. I hope that helped! 💖
Kyanna Stewart hey I know you weren't talking to me but I'm a little confused. I'm about to be a senior in high school and was thinking about being a RN but have no idea where to start first after I graduate, is there anything you could tell me? Also what would my major be in getting my associate degree
Matreya. Rene I haven’t done it myself yet, I’m an incoming Junior in high school. Here’s how the process works. You don’t apply to nursing school until after two years of doing what is called pre-nursing. That includes classes that you’ll need to already have under your belt for nursing school. So things like organic bio and chem, anatomy and physiology and a bunch of other classes. I personally have struggled with high school, my grades aren’t terrible but they are not the best. What I’m going to do is do two years at a community college that offers pre nursing and take all of my classes there, it’s way cheap opposed to going to a 4 year university. After you finish those two year then you apply to nursing school. Nursing school is typically at a 4 year university but if you’re going to be a RN and want a BSN you only need to go to nursing school for two years at the university (that’s my understanding) after those two years you take what is called the NCLEX. That determines if you can be licensed RN, if you pass congratulations you are officially an RN. Some people also will get their Associates in Nursing, ASN at a community college and you become an LPN, it’s just less schooling and less pay. You can take the NCLEX become a LPN work while you go to school to be RN and while you get your BSN. Then you take the NCLEX again if I’m correct and then you’re a RN. While you go through this process your college Advisor will help you with everything you need. Getting the correct classes, guiding you with certain things etc. I hope I helped in some sort of way!
I’m glad I ran across your channel because I’m starting nursing school this year and I’m veryyy excited about it it’s what I been wanting to do forever
Thank you for the tips! In regards to knowing the anatomy and physiology, do you think I should also know like functions. Like have down how the heart pumps blood, or how each organ works in the body? I kind of forgot so I'm wondering if that would be something I should go back and review? Thank you and congrats on passing the nclex!
How hard is it to get in? I'm scared I might not get into a school. Let's say I'm about average if I apply to like 5 schools is there a possibility that I can get rejected from all of them? Would I even get a spot at 1 school?
Nurse Nook please I hope you see this I am start school on January 11th 2021 I am watching all of your videos on nursing . Would you consider being a tutor?
Okay so pre nursing is nursing just introduction to nursing right ? So it’s the same as an ADN since their both two years strictly focused on science based classes?
Hi there! I am a current pre-nursing major and I have been struggling a lot with the chemistry portion in A&P. So I was just curious if you use a lot of that chemistry information as a nurse or were you referring to the actual anatomy portion. Thank you & God bless :)
I live in orlando and can't find a nurse to shadow. The volunteer opportunities at Orlando health is mostly clerical your not actually with any nurses seeing anything. Nemours is the same but Florida hospital has a shadow opportunity but you have to know a nurse and put in their information. Unfortunately I don't know any and sadly they don't find nurses for you to shadow. This makes it more difficult for people like me considering nursing but is not sure if it's for them.
I'm in the same boat, I sometimes cry over math hw lol. But my dad encouraged me to go for it by saying that working hard and suffering for something will make you cherish even more it once you attain it. Much more than something that comes easy. I have one more semester of pre-recs to go and the only math I need is stats. I'm a little nervous but I'm gonna go at it full force and pray for God's grace! As long as you do your assignments way ahead of time, there shouldn't be much to fear about any math course. You can do it!
jennifer guardado I'm a high school senior and I finished my last math class for nursing school which is statistics. I'm not that good at math either, but as long as you pay attention and stay on top of your homework, ask for help when you need it, and think positively. You'll be fine! As long as you love science and love helping others, you'll be fine!
jennifer guardado I am terrible at math and it's not my favorite thing, although there is math in nursing when calculating doses and rates thankfully none of it is too complicated
1) Get a calendar: do NOT write down due dates, write when you are going to do them (ideally before the due date :D)
2) Ask plenty of questions (when appropriate)
3) It's okay to not get all A's, focus on passing...
4) You can totally work during school, it's all time management. Procrastination is a product of too much free time.
5) Nursing school isn't a test of intelligence, it's a test of will.
I've been an RN for 31 years. ALWAYS introduce yourself and talk to your patients and let them know what you are doing BEFORE you do it. I have always done this. So many nurses get focused on what they are doing and do not talk to their patients. I had a colonoscopy 4 years ago and while one nurse was talking to me, this other RN grabbed my right hand and put in an IV without even saying a word to me. So many people go into nursing because it is a good job and not because they really care about others that much. When they took me into the room for the procedure, another nurse was injecting me with Versed, again without even telling me. I looked at her and asked her if she was giving me Versed, and she smiled, and said, "yes." Another thing to watch out for is bullying. There is a lot of this in the nursing profession. Stick up for yourself.
My high school let me shadow nurses at the hospital in the cardiology department for 10 weeks and it was amazing.
I’m so jealous!!! 😍 I wanna be a Cardiac NP.
I've been working as a patient room cleaner for the last six months at the hospital here in my town. I think that this job has allowed me to see exactly what goes on behind the scenes. It made me see myself in that type of environment.
Ik this comment was from a year ago but I've been working in a clinical cleaning o.r's and pacu and I honestly feel the same way as you do. I feel like I have an advantage in a way because I was already exposed to what goes on in the environment I'm excited to begin classes soon
Oh really? I will think about getting job experience then!
Thank you for the great advice, I'm a CNA right now and I'm starting my pre requisites to become a Registered Nurse
I’m a full time stay at home mommy of 2, going back to school this summer to begin my pre reqs for nursing! I’m so excited for this new journey! Love watching your videos 💖
Omg how is is going ? I'm a mom of 2 also and getting all the information possible to get into nursing school. Being a CNA for 4months now and love it and I've decided to be an RN but I'm so scared. Work, kids, school. People says it's so difficult. Hope you're pursuing your goals and I'll be honored if you can share with me 🥰
@@kirstyayite9884 I’m so happy to hear your furthering your career I think it’s great! I am currently still taking my pre reqs and I’m half way there for my degree, after that I will be able to enroll to my community colleges 2 year nursing program. Which I’m so looking forward too! I only take 2-3 classes each semester because I’m at home with my 2 kids and I don’t want to overwhelm myself with all my other responsibilities. But don’t let that stop you!!
Just do what you can and each step at a time!
I figured I will be home for another 4/5 years until my smallest goes to school so at the pace I’m going I’m okay with.. will take me longer than most but I’m 100% okay with that. 💕♥️
Best of luck on your journey!!
@@celeste1121 I'm so happy to read through your experience. It gives me so much hope. I was so worried to take so much time to reach my goals but yes it must be ok because we have other responsibilities. I'll take my English test on Monday in order to get the prerequisites started. I would love to hear from you sometimes we can support each other. I hope you'll have time to share your journey with us. You're almost there and never forget that you're boosting others with hope💛💛
@@kirstyayite9884 those are very kind words! Thank you! Yes at the end of the day it doesn’t matter how long it takes us, the years are going to go by regardless so you might as well ride along with them. There’s no giving up for us mommas! We have to show our baby’s that no matter we can do it.
I do advice to just prioritize your time because it can be very consuming to worry about everything all at once. I usually wake up at 4:30A.M and do my homework until 7:00 A.M before my babies wake up after that throughout the day I make sure to not touch the computer, worry, or stress over my homework in order to give the home, my kids, myself, and my husband the undivided attention.
Wishing you the best of luck on your test! ♥️
You got this I will be rooting for u!
Anatomy
Don't base your career off of media
Shadow a nurse
Volunteer at a hospital
Works as a tech
Don't listen to the horror stories of nursing school. People have different experiences.
Time management
Don't worry about career field
I know I'm very late but how do you become a tech..do you have to get a license..how do you go about it?
I just got my esthetics license and am going back to school to pursue nursing. I am very nervous but excited about helping others. Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to help us future students!
Same! I just graduated as an esthetician and I’m going back for nursing!💫
same!! I just got my license and am going back to school to become an RN to do medical esthetics
Got my like!! You are literally the FIRST person in hundreds of nurse videos I've watched that has not described nursing school as "horrifying" "overwhelming" "worst experience of my life" and posting pictures of you crying.
So thank you because I actually am not that worried about nursing school and I'm excited I can't wait for all the content
Great tips! I'll make sure to pay extra attention in my A&P classes! Do you have to recall as much information from microbiology as compared to A&P?
Sid it's good to know your micro but I would say most of the information stems from A&P
@@TheNurseNook it has been 12 years since A&P but I have been working as a therapist for 7 years. How in depth should I go to brush up on my A&P? I currently have a workbook brushing up on basic stuff. I hope I'm ready! Any thoughts? Thanks!
This was SOOO helpful and relieving to me. I just got accepted into a pre-nursing program at my dream college but I had so much anxiety about going into it but this video made me feel a lot better and I feel more confident going into the program next fall.
I've passed anatomy and microbiology but physiology is killing me I wish I would have gotten the 9am instead of the 7am my sleep schedule is destroyed and I'm really burnt
I'm in Anatomy/Physiology II now. Definitely going to study and not just memorize everything like I was before haha.
I love how humble you are. That makes you even more beautiful. Thank you for this video!
Thank you for your insight! I really appreciated the reminder not to get discouraged based on other people's experiences :) It sounds so overwhelming sometimes .. it can make you 2nd guess if you can really do it! so it's nice to hear a positive motivating spin on things!
I know this is besides the point, but ur very beautiful 😌
Thank you love!!!!
Right! She looks like a movie star nurse lol.
very beautiful
Thank you for this video! I'm in the process of taking my prereqs and the teas test soon. I wanna start off being an LPN and possibly bridging into getting my BSN. I'm worried, but I gotta keep going! Thank you. You've gained a subscriber. :)
JabuJabule hello that is the same thing I want to do🙂……good luck
What college do you go to
How did it go ?
@@lizettearizmendi4134 I'm an LPN now, in an LPN to ADN program!
JabuJabule hi how long did it take to finish your lpn prerequisites and did u work while in school? I really want to do lpn so that’s why I’m asking lol
This was super helpful!! These are all really good points that I haven't heard before in my extensive hours researching about pre-nursing!! Thank you for this video
Thank you for the advice! This video was really helpful since I will be starting nursing school in the fall!
Me too! Good luck 🙃 Ryanne Harris
Good luck to you too!
Ryanne Harris Good luck I will start in the Fall also.
Ryanne Harris me too!
Thank you so much for uploading this video, I’ve always been told that the nursing program is no joke. I’ve been a CNA II for six years and I am ready for a better opportunity.Your video help clear my head with an important decision I have to make as far as who I’m around in my person life and I will definitely take this video advice into consideration. Thank You
Follow your dreams!
❤️ I absolutely love you. I have to take a TABE test just to get in the nursing program for the fall. Watching your videos really gives me the motivation.❤️
What's a TABE test i'm not familar with that exam.... good luck on your application process!!!!
Love grey's anatomy but defff not basing my future career decisions off of it. I'm only a sophomore in hs but my school allows me to take college classes, so this fall of my junior year I'll be jumping into Pre nursing!
Thank you in English, Gracias in Espanol and Toda in Hebrew
Thank you so much for this video!!! I came across your RUclips channel and I’m hooked!! You have no idea how much u elevated my confidence!! Keep the videos coming!!!
I’m sort of basing it of tv shows but like I really just wanted to become a nurse because I love what they do!
Brayden Wilson, her point was nurses jobs aren’t what they appear to be in shows. Make sure you want to do what nurses actually do not just what it looks like they do on TV.
Thank you for the video , it was so helpful. But I understand that you took the TEAS exam before you got admitted into the nursing program. Do you recommend any TEAS study prep books that you have used?
Thanks so much for ur advice,,,Iam strong and ready to start my CNA course next month
What steps should I take when I graduate from high school?
Apply to as many schools as you can. Check what pre reqs are needed for the school. Some nursing programs can admit you right away if your GPA is high, or you'd just take some college classes first
I would say as a pre-nursing student now, make sure you have applied to many universities and look at their degree plan. Visit the campus and ask the appropriate people that work there (nursing dean, nursing chairs, and nursing professors) what classes you can take in the summer. Getting ahead in your prerequisites will allow you to finish college faster. This means getting into a local community college that the classes can transfer from. Take AP classes or Dual Credit to let you test out of those prereqs or earn the credit. Keep your GPA high and stay positive. I'll be praying for you.
Maegan James thank you so much!
Thank you for making these videos! Your advices and sharing are really help!
Thanks so much for all of this advice! I'll be applying to nursing school, soon and this was so needed!
I’m not a 4.0 student. I’m not even a 3.5+ student but I wanna become a nurse. Im scared that I will get denied if I apply. I’m volunteering at a hospital but I don’t think that’s enough. I hate math and that’s the only reason why I’m scared. I don’t like seeing needles I’m scared of needles but people tell me I’ll get over it. Ughhhhh
Baz 98 I know I’m late responding but one thing to do is go to community college first and get your Associate Nursing degree and then you can apply to be a transfer student and apply to a nursing school. Community colleges don’t really look at grades. And then after the two years of getting your associates chances are the university you apply to will look at you community college grades not so much of your high school grades. I hope that helped! 💖
Kyanna Stewart hey I know you weren't talking to me but I'm a little confused. I'm about to be a senior in high school and was thinking about being a RN but have no idea where to start first after I graduate, is there anything you could tell me? Also what would my major be in getting my associate degree
Matreya. Rene I haven’t done it myself yet, I’m an incoming Junior in high school. Here’s how the process works. You don’t apply to nursing school until after two years of doing what is called pre-nursing. That includes classes that you’ll need to already have under your belt for nursing school. So things like organic bio and chem, anatomy and physiology and a bunch of other classes. I personally have struggled with high school, my grades aren’t terrible but they are not the best. What I’m going to do is do two years at a community college that offers pre nursing and take all of my classes there, it’s way cheap opposed to going to a 4 year university. After you finish those two year then you apply to nursing school. Nursing school is typically at a 4 year university but if you’re going to be a RN and want a BSN you only need to go to nursing school for two years at the university (that’s my understanding) after those two years you take what is called the NCLEX. That determines if you can be licensed RN, if you pass congratulations you are officially an RN. Some people also will get their Associates in Nursing, ASN at a community college and you become an LPN, it’s just less schooling and less pay. You can take the NCLEX become a LPN work while you go to school to be RN and while you get your BSN. Then you take the NCLEX again if I’m correct and then you’re a RN. While you go through this process your college Advisor will help you with everything you need. Getting the correct classes, guiding you with certain things etc. I hope I helped in some sort of way!
Kyanna Stewart yes that helped alot, thank you❤❤
You're not an Asian that's for sure.
Thank you for tell people about A&P that is so important!!
I’m glad I ran across your channel because I’m starting nursing school this year and I’m veryyy excited about it it’s what I been wanting to do forever
Thank you for the tips! In regards to knowing the anatomy and physiology, do you think I should also know like functions. Like have down how the heart pumps blood, or how each organ works in the body? I kind of forgot so I'm wondering if that would be something I should go back and review? Thank you and congrats on passing the nclex!
Anjel Pantoja, yes that’s important stuff to know
Thank u for the vid. I never watched greys anatomy, my mom and brother r nurses, i pick their brain as much as i can, my mom helps so much
I lovvvvvveeeeee your videos! There so encouraging and great information to give for people that is interested in studying nursing
Thank you so much for your valuable advice! Much appreciated!
hey I'm going to highschool and I'm taking a medical class to be a nurse do you have any advice for me to be super ready for college
It’s hard to surrounding myself with people that are doing nursing.
You look gorgeous. First time watching your videos. Fell in love with your looks.
I have a 3.86 GPA and feel pretty nyrsing.... im going to apply we'll see how it goes
In general you don’t necessary have to have volunteer hours to be accepted to nursing schools, is that right?
thank you so much, you are very helpful
May ask what you majored in during college/what courses you took that are important?
Do you have a video on the NCLEX? If not can you please make one 😊
How hard is it to get in? I'm scared I might not get into a school. Let's say I'm about average if I apply to like 5 schools is there a possibility that I can get rejected from all of them? Would I even get a spot at 1 school?
also have you considered going into crna?
Nurse Nook please I hope you see this I am start school on January 11th 2021 I am watching all of your videos on nursing . Would you consider being a tutor?
Okay so pre nursing is nursing just introduction to nursing right ? So it’s the same as an ADN since their both two years strictly focused on science based classes?
Hi there! I am a current pre-nursing major and I have been struggling a lot with the chemistry portion in A&P. So I was just curious if you use a lot of that chemistry information as a nurse or were you referring to the actual anatomy portion. Thank you & God bless :)
You won’t use chemistry in real life nursing the way you learn it in school.
I live in orlando and can't find a nurse to shadow. The volunteer opportunities at Orlando health is mostly clerical your not actually with any nurses seeing anything. Nemours is the same but Florida hospital has a shadow opportunity but you have to know a nurse and put in their information. Unfortunately I don't know any and sadly they don't find nurses for you to shadow. This makes it more difficult for people like me considering nursing but is not sure if it's for them.
Great advice! Awesome video!
Hi I love your videos and I would love to know if you would still recommend nursing to a person who doesn't like nor is good at math ?
I'm in the same boat, I sometimes cry over math hw lol. But my dad encouraged me to go for it by saying that working hard and suffering for something will make you cherish even more it once you attain it. Much more than something that comes easy. I have one more semester of pre-recs to go and the only math I need is stats. I'm a little nervous but I'm gonna go at it full force and pray for God's grace! As long as you do your assignments way ahead of time, there shouldn't be much to fear about any math course. You can do it!
Thank you so much for the advice I really appreciate it ❤️
jennifer guardado I'm a high school senior and I finished my last math class for nursing school which is statistics. I'm not that good at math either, but as long as you pay attention and stay on top of your homework, ask for help when you need it, and think positively. You'll be fine! As long as you love science and love helping others, you'll be fine!
thank you! I will definitely see it as more do able
jennifer guardado I am terrible at math and it's not my favorite thing, although there is math in nursing when calculating doses and rates thankfully none of it is too complicated
Someone knows which of theses courses I need how prerequisites? Fundamentals Chemistry I with lab or General Chemistry I with lab?? thanks
Can you make a video about the Kaplan entrance exam
I’m thinking about taking chem 1211k online ... any advice ??? , did you take online classes
She is adorable
Your such an inspiration 💕
Can you give us some advice on how to get a nurse to shadow? Like do I email the hospital? Is their a age limit?
springing beauty gooogle search volunteer programs in your area.
Imma do CVPICU
Great job sis
Anyone else catch that “i reply to dm’s” subliminal.
Just curious where did you go for nursing school ?
Wow thx
This is a very good video.
Notification gang🎉❤️💯
Hey girl, are you graduated? What field of nursing are you in right now?
love this!!!
You look like you get tons of sleep lol You have literally zero dark circles!! what's your secret!!
Make-up and concealer? Lol...
I never had dark circles around my eyes, even if I don't sleep well.
so Beautiful😊😍❤ you're the Best!
Is it true that some nurses are looking for a doctor to date, or marry?
I love your advice nurse .other Baby!👂🤔
Do u have to b a pre nurse to be a doctor
To be a doctor you have to go to medical school. Find out the pre-requisites for the medical school that you want to attend!
you're so pretty
Or shadow a CNA!!!
Just followed you
How long is nursing school?
I don't have instagram
You're gorgeous
May ask what you majored in during college/what courses you took that are important?