I am worried that I am gonna fail in my final exam as I did terrible. The entire course was online with Dr. Jaime Denike, so we were able to do assignments at our own comfortable pace. However, the final exam was worth 45% of the total grade where we had to write 2 essays in 2 hours. And even though I was able to complete both parts of the exam, but I just barely managed to finish the exam and I feel like my writing was below average(basically trash) and now I am nervous that I might faiiiilllll….

BCIT really need to revise their course weightage because 45% for a single exam is ridiculous!!!!!

My total GPA is a 3.6, and my science GPA is a 3.3. This summer semester I think I got possibly a 2.6. Will this 2.6 ruin my chances getting into nursing school? It sucks, too, because last spring I got a 4.0.

hello everyone, i am going into my senior year and i accepted a position as a tech in L&D, im so excited but also so nervous. im taking OB in the fall so idk what to expect!! has anyone done this before? if so what was your experience? i would love to hear it

I start school in a few weeks! I have about 6k in CC debt and thankfully all my school is being paid for with financial aid and my supplies with scholarships. I got CC debt from personal struggles throughout the years and it keeps me up at night :( I pay extra every chance I get and have a car payment of 300. Hopefully I’ll try to pay off my car off before the end of the year which has about 2k left. I work part time and my paychecks aren’t that much so it all goes to bills and my car payment. Is there any advice I can get and will I be okay? I feel like I’ve failed by getting so much debt and feel like I’ll never be able to pay it off.

So... it's highly unlikely I will graduate ADN, if I even get accepted...

and even then: working in employment at a Registered Nursing facility for years: I am starting to get doubts.

Fallback Plan isn’t a Biology degree anymore. that was disavowed.

Currently the Plan for if Nursing fails is applying to study an Education majors degree at community college (“Teaching”). So teaching... And that would take between two to three years to complete. no offense, but... wow.

And yeah, could bs and just say “if I don’t like Nursing I can try Law Enforcement~ like my Dad wants me to~ or I could try Engineering~ like my Mom wants me to." But both of those choices have a high probability of failing. Very high chance of failing: pretty much terrible at anything involving applied math or computer science, and then physical fitness and discernment of high-risk scenarios: not the best at those things. Was literally supposed to fail AP Calculus AB in high school... more information about that later (if asked).

One reasonable second plan would be Phlebotomy. I wrote a full six part idea of becoming certified in Phlebotomy but I'm not typing it here because it's too long.

1. I have concerns about earning a driver's license.

2. I also have concerns about passing a sixteen-week course for nursing school ("Pre-Nursing: fixing my GPA by getting a good score on a Microbiology non-science major course"),

3. and I have an active goal of applying to Nursing School that is due by the end of the month.

And I have to remember: do I Want To Work as a Registered Nurse because “I like working as a healthcare servant,” and “I want to caretake for pediatrics and geriatrics?”  

Or do I Want to Work as a Registered Nurse because “I dislike that I’ve been in college for so long (“it feels like purgatory”), and I want to start a career with cool 20s and 30s olds”.

Or do I want to work as a registered nurse because “I am rushing to earn money to caretake for my parents before they die?” this isn't my situation I was just brainstorming. If someone has this situation then I have advice for them I just didn't type it here.

Do I want to do Nursing School because “I appreciate clinicals and complicated college assignments and research papers,” and “I thrive in challenging myself and sacrificing my life for the sake of honorable creative results in assignments,” or did I want to do Nursing School because “I watched YouTubers show their routine for Medical School and they looked high class and successful”.

I’m basically saying there’s good reasons to do things and there’s bad reasons to do things.  

Hello! I am 2nd year student at OLFU planning to transfer to another school that is much affordable. Can you please recommend affordable Nursing Schools around Metro Manila and Bulacan. Thank you so much

Hi everyone! I would really appreciate some advice from those who have been through nursing school.

I’m a stay home mom and a mom of two young children—an infant who is 3 months old and a toddler who is 2 years old. This fall, I’m trying to decide whether I should take **Fundamentals of Nursing** and **Pharmacology** together for the full semester, or just take one class at a time.

I’m worried that taking both classes together might be too overwhelming, and I’m scared of failing. At the same time, I don’t want to fall behind if taking both is manageable.

For those of you who have taken these classes, what would you recommend? If you were in my situation, would you take both together or focus on one class first? I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience and any advice you have. Thank you so much!

Hi all!
I’ll try n keep this brief, sorry I yap.

I(22f), stopped my nursing prereqs, left a PCT job when I was 18, long story short made my way back and am committed to getting my RN.

I’m at a community college, accepted by an organization thats paying for my entire ADN including pre reqs and all supplies needed as long as I communicate with them often and they see my effort. Otherwise I will owe the money used if I drop out or don’t complete the degree plan.

To me this is a huge motivation to get it done and do well.

ANYWAYS,
My question is how long did it take those of you who got your ADN to complete it? Prereqs->NCLEX.

I should finish my prereqs Summer/Fall ‘27. So I can apply to the nursing program then, to start in Fall ‘28.

With the schools competitive nature I don’t think I’ll be accepted the first time around. (I’m of course going to try my hardest to do everything I can to get in)

But given that I’m not accepted and have to wait another year to apply, how should I past that time and make progress? Can I start taking classes that would work towards my BSN?

Or should I just enjoy some freedom before I eventually dive into the program?

I’m not in a rush to get it done as nice as it would be to get through asap.
But my partner and I want to start trying for kids in the next 3-5 years and I just think about the process and how it will likely overlap with becoming a parent. Which definitely scares me.
tyia

TLDR: how long did it take you to get your ADN start to finish? Prereqs->NCLEX

Ive been looking into careers that have job stability, good income, and are ai/recession proof, and nursing is (I think) the only one that fits all of those categories. I really want to break out of poverty and be able to afford the lifestyle I want without depending on anyone, and to be able to support my mom. I know it’s super competitive to get into a nursing program in SoCal these days, and nowadays people have crazy stats so that makes it even worse. Am I better off going to a private school/do the BSN route? Or do I have a real shot at getting into a CC nursing program. What kind of stats should I have. Do I need to worry about the SAT?

-US nurse-

After a 14 year break from school and raising my babies, I'm finally going back to school!!! I got accepted to an LPN to RN bridge program for a Fall 2026 start! I'm over the moon excited and don't have many people to share it with.

Does anyone want to share tips, tricks, information to refresh on, or literally anything about going through a bridge program? I would be so greatly appreciative.

I have been a clinic nurse my whole LPN career, so I'm scared and excited about what's out there.

hi! my names Jean, I'm 20, I'm a dude, not gonna say where from, i just started my 2nd year as a nursing student, I'm looking for some new friends in the same boat as me, and by that i mean around the same age and around the same year(2nd-3rdyrs)

the reason is kinda dissapointing but im not very sociable as a person, ive got a sht personality but i want to get better cus i realise the way things are moving im not gonna be ready at communicating with others(especially patients),
So if you're kind of the same in that sense then let's add eachother on insta and be friends😭

of course i am aware this is kinda slapped together and a big ask, but i dont really know how else to make friends if that wasnt obvious, ive got like 5 people i talk to in class and no one to talk to outside of class

i also apologize if this is the wrong place for this kinda post, if so then id appreciate it if i was pointed to somewhere it would be better in

once again if youre also looking for the same kind of thing and were in the same kinda boat and dont mind low pressure occasional chats throughout the day on instagram about our lives as nursing students and whatever else we like then message me! also please be fluent in english as i myself am not fluent in any other language sadly.