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Chest Tube NCLEX® Questions [Walkthrough]
I remember being a brand new nurse and having to deal with a patient who had a chest tube for the first time – it
Chest Tube NCLEX® Questions [Walkthrough]
I remember being a brand new nurse and having to deal with a patient who had a chest tube for the first time – it was a little scary! Chest tubes are fairly common in the hospital setting, so
How to Best Utilize Office Hours in Nursing School
I remember being in nursing school and having office hours offered by all of my professors. To be entirely honest, I never really utilized office hours–other than in special circumstances. In hindsight, I totally wish I had taken advantage
Partial Credit Scoring: All Scoring Rules of the NCLEX® Explained!
Understanding the Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) scoring rules is essential for nursing students preparing for their licensure exams. The NGN, introduced by the NCSBN in 2023, brought significant changes to scoring methodologies, including partial credit scoring, the incorporation of
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Despite the high demand for nurses, nursing can still feel like a competitive profession. I remember nearing the end of nursing school and realizing that I was in competition with all of my classmates to find a job after graduation, and my head started to spin…
As someone who has completed both a B.A. and a full-time nursing program, I won’t hesitate to say it: being a student nurse is significantly more demanding than pursuing a regular undergraduate degree.
Juggling work and university is nothing new – according to a report by Georgetown University, nearly 80% of college students in the U.S. hold at least one part-time job. However, working during nursing school provides extra challenges: juggling classes, exams, and clinicals means that you won’t be the ideal recruit for most classic student jobs.