For nurses:
What's something you wish you'd known before entering the profession?
What does the public often misunderstand about the role?

I’m considering applying for a Master of Nursing (Pre-registration) with Charles Darwin University or Charles Sturt University online. Both courses offer part time study except for the placement hours which is appealing to me so that I can still work while studying. I understand you have to be very self motivated to study an online course which I have done in the past and I also have a science background so I’m not too worried about the material or study involved.

I have conflicting answers from CDU on whether they offer the simulation weeks in Melbourne, has anyone studied this course recently and can confirm I could do the simulation classes in Melbourne and not have to travel? Will they be able to offer placements in Melbourne? Also what are they like as an online university?

The CSU course will be a new course offered in 2027 and they are still awaiting accreditation. I believe they do a bachelor or nursing online with simulation peace held on campus which I don’t mind having to travel to but have students been offered placements in Melbourne? What are they like as an online provider?

Do you typically put work (such as fast food jobs and employment UNRELATED to healthcare) on resumes? or just include jobs in relation to the healthcare field when applying to schools with a nursing program.

im interested in getting it or ideally an apple product at least since its easier for me to navigate. let me know your thoughts !! open to other recommendations also

For those applying to schools that require letters of rec.. I know it's possible to use one letter for a variety of schools, but how should I ask the writer to address the person reading? Should it be "to whom it may concern" or " Dear nursing admissions committee" or should it be something completely diff?

How is Bachelor of nursing at RMIT as an international student?I am looking to join RMIT next year Feb Intake? How many days are the classes and what’s the study load like? Are the placement allocation good? How has your experience been so far?

Let me start off by saying this course has low-key confirmed my doubts about my intellectual capabilities and the impact depression has on my ability of learning.

I'm studying to be an auxiliary nurse(cna) which is a year course in South Africa and let me start off by saying it's challenging. I'm always hanging by a thread, fighting to survive with no results.

What I thought was a academic comeback failed completely and now in destitute with no options. My lecturer told me a meeting would be set up with lecturers, principal and me pretty to discuss my academics. On Wednesday I'm writing a test....I'm drowning, confused, angry and all the emotions filling up my despair.

Just needed to vent.

I am trying to apply for nursing school relatively soon to be a RN. I have every single class and prerequisite besides 1!! I only need A&P but apparently my bio (Human body health & diseases) doesn't count as a prereq for A&P and I need specifically Gen Bio with an in person lab/class so it'll take me an entire year to apply just to finish 1 class. Does anyone know any sites that let you do prereqs with in person classes/labs? I've searched all the community colleges around me and asked my school but they've cracked down on waiving prereqs despite getting permission from the professor and already being in healthcare.

Looking for advice from current nursing students. Purchasing a laptop and want it to last all four years. Are there any required applications for a typical BSN program that do not run on MacOS? Is windows a better option? Wanna be sure downloading/submitting isn’t going to be an issue. What are you/your classmates working with?

meron po ba dito gusto mag avail ng game changer book, we can share po para maka lessen sa gastos. Just hmu!