I’m so glad I could help ! 🤍 don’t hesitate to ask me anything while your in school for any advice or help with material. I’m also going to be making tons more (studying tips, NCLEX tips, etc). Thank you for your support ! 😄
So cool hearing somebody is also living in the Greenville area is doing the Nursing thing! Been struggling to find nursing friends in the area! Goodluck! 💕
The community college I will do my ADN-RN at, there’s a pre-program entry phase that I have to do before I get into the semesters. There’s 4 semesters in the program.
I know exactly what you’re talking about. They wait until like a week before your next class to give you the new schedule & that’s something I dislike about it! Luckily I worked somewhere that worked with me to be in school.
I’ll say if you do still consider going, it is harder said then done. But get a job that will let you work every Saturday & Sunday and 1-2 days during the week for shifts after 4pm! Because classes/Cliniclas are mostly Monday-Friday from 8am-4pm.
@@kenyettafant I think as long as you go back before your credits expire, it’s 10 months. I am required to take college algebra which I’m taking right now and then my LPN-RN transition class next. The actual program requires like 7 nursing classes (Med surge, Peds, etc.) I’ll graduate this November.
Yea I would do both.. sometimes I would use Quizlet that’s similar to flash cards or just reread it over & study that way. Making sure I understood the material vs just trynna memorize it and it not stick
I really like the videos you have up. I start school in april and nobody has explained it as good as you so thank you fellow nurse
I’m so glad I could help ! 🤍 don’t hesitate to ask me anything while your in school for any advice or help with material. I’m also going to be making tons more (studying tips, NCLEX tips, etc). Thank you for your support ! 😄
So cool hearing somebody is also living in the Greenville area is doing the Nursing thing! Been struggling to find nursing friends in the area! Goodluck! 💕
@@kymberputzier6240 yesssss ! 🥳 thank you 💗 good luck with your journey as well !
The community college I will do my ADN-RN at, there’s a pre-program entry phase that I have to do before I get into the semesters. There’s 4 semesters in the program.
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Thank you! I’m at the Columbia location. Going into my 5th week 🎉
@@NolasINTERLUDE congratulations 🎉 & good luck on your journey 💗
@@jativiaaathank you 🙏🏾
Congratulations 🎉👏🏾, I'm pushing through my classes
Thank you! Congratulations to you, you got this 🥳
Congrats on passing 🎊 🎉
@@chrizzywhoelse423 thank youuu 😊💗
Appreciate ya!❤
thank you
No problem ! 🫶🏽
I was going to go to Ecpi Greenville but it wouldn’t work for me , they wanted me to pay them but didn’t give me a schedule where I could work
I know exactly what you’re talking about. They wait until like a week before your next class to give you the new schedule & that’s something I dislike about it! Luckily I worked somewhere that worked with me to be in school.
I’ll say if you do still consider going, it is harder said then done. But get a job that will let you work every Saturday & Sunday and 1-2 days during the week for shifts after 4pm! Because classes/Cliniclas are mostly Monday-Friday from 8am-4pm.
@@jativiaaa right! So what’s the requirement for lpn to rn ?
@@kenyettafant I think as long as you go back before your credits expire, it’s 10 months. I am required to take college algebra which I’m taking right now and then my LPN-RN transition class next. The actual program requires like 7 nursing classes (Med surge, Peds, etc.) I’ll graduate this November.
Did you make flash cards for the stuff you highlighted or did you just reread it over to Memorize?
Yea I would do both.. sometimes I would use Quizlet that’s similar to flash cards or just reread it over & study that way. Making sure I understood the material vs just trynna memorize it and it not stick
I go to Ecpi in the lpn program - Charleston , SC
I'm not too fond of math.
@@eallen1996 I couldn’t agree more 😂 Math is terrible