Love that you are sharing your progress, this program seemed to be hidden in the depths of the unknown. Thank you for your time and keeping us updated!
Girl thanks for your hard work . I have a question for the skill exam is it just skill then you verbalize what you doing? And do you have to take anything I written? Please get back to me when you can
@@yluc7628 hey! So you will be performing skills as if your completing it on a patient. Safety is priority so they will make sure you do it right; step by step during skills assessment on the last day.
I love that I found you and you’re active with posting about this school at the perfect timing I’m currently trying to write the application essay is there any tips you can give ❤️
I'm glad to be watching your video posts, helps the nerves. i watched one of the early ones when you talked about just applying and how long the paperwork can take. omg.. so glad i watched. yes it is normal to take 4*months to get into the program, certain parts take forever!!! I'm hanging on waiting to see if I start May, slid back many times because something didn'[t get there or they couldn't track it, glad I have all my confirmations to hand back to them. so still waiting but i know once I start it will go fast. i look forward to it. Thanks for all the helpful insights.
I want to attend WGU pre-licensure BSN program. My biggest fear is I won’t be able to get hired after completing the program in a hospital to work as a nurse. I’ve been looking for past students who work as nurses and how their experience was landing a job as a new RN. I can’t find any. Do you have any insight on this? Congrats on all your hard work, I appreciate your videos! 🎉
your videos are super helpful!! i'm looking into this school but i'm just scared that i won't get enough learning hands-on experience as if i were on campus at a school. do you feel like you've been given enough time to perfect your skills during labs and feel prepared when you go into clinicals?
@@Cupcake0837 starts off very slow but by the end of the program you’ll be wishing you were at home lol because the required hours increase the deeper you get into the program. One thing I will tell you is that I have never went into a clinical rotation, not being confident in what I was doing. I definitely feel like the hands-on time that I get is essential and super helpful for me as a future nurse!
Thank you for continuing to post your experience with WGU! It’s nice to see how you’re enjoying it and doing great in the program 🤗 Quick question, I have 8 classes I need to complete. The 4 non transfer classes and 4 prerequisites such as algebra, physiology, Pathophysiology and chemistry. Did you take these classes through community college? I am debating where to complete these or if WGU offers a way to complete.
Thank you for watching! 🤍 I took algebra, statistics and patho and integrated science, which were all great for me! However if you can try to take chemistry on sophia bc I hear horror stories about the chem class!
Hey Britney how did you prepare for the HESI A2 Exam entrance. Do you have any materials types, I need help because I want to take it at the end of the this month. I don't know where to start please assist. Thank you in advance.
Not specific brands as long as it’s royal blue with your patch on it you can buy which ever you like! And honestly, I socialized the most when I was I got to lab! A lot of those people will stick with you throughout the program
Thank you for watching! 🤍 Labs 4 days consecutively and clinicals 6 (12 hr shifts) within three weeks within my first clinical term, next term will be the same but I may have 12 (12 hr shifts) because I’m taking 2 classes that requires clinicals MedSurg 2 and Woman/pediatrics.
Silly question😂but is the hands on lab assessment in front of your whole class or just an instructor. i STRUGGLE and do way worse under all that pressure lol
Thank you for watching! And lol I felt like that at first too because I didn’t see any videos on it when I first wanted to start, which is probably a year before I actually did but here is the link to all the tuition information just look under pre-licensure www.wgu.edu/financial-aid-tuition/tuition-nursing-health-degrees.html
Do you travel for labs? i saw on the website that if i live in north carolina (which i do) i would have to attend labs in florida, could you explain that? does that mean i travel to florida for the labs? 😅😢
Yes some people have to travel if a lab is not located in their state/city! In my case Houston has a lab so I have not personally travelled. But it would be only 2x throughout the entire program.
Hi! I’m about do do my nursing essay application but I feel so nervous… I’m usually a great writer & now I’m BLANK!!! Is there a video of what worked for you on the essay? 🥹🥹
![How to Get a Developer Job - Even in This Economy [Full Course]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/6nz8GXjxiHg/mqdefault.jpg)
Please don’t think these videos go unnoticed… us future nursing students appreciate your content.
Love hearing this 🤍 thank you so much for watching!
💯
I agree ! I search for her videos every few weeks to see if she's posted anything
Very true 9 months later!
Graduated from WGU in 2018! Worked at Cedars-Sinai and now at UCLA. Thank you WGU!
Love that you are sharing your progress, this program seemed to be hidden in the depths of the unknown. Thank you for your time and keeping us updated!
The passion is real and you deserve every great thing coming your way for all the help you give to others. Keep up the great work. Very proud of you!
Thank you baby! Cant do it without you 🤍
Girl thanks for your hard work . I have a question for the skill exam is it just skill then you verbalize what you doing? And do you have to take anything I written? Please get back to me when you can
@@yluc7628 hey! So you will be performing skills as if your completing it on a patient. Safety is priority so they will make sure you do it right; step by step during skills assessment on the last day.
I hardly subscribe to channels but I must say your videos are informative and it’s everything I need for my nursing journey. Than you
I going to start nursing school after I finish my Master’s degree next year 2024!! I am so ready but scared also lol 😂 thank you for the videos !!
The best scared and terrified feeling ever 😂🤍
😂 hi! I will be doing the same this year. Imma finish that phd and get into nursing.
Me too. I just finished my MBA and currently applying into the BSN
I LOVEEEEE YOU AND all your information!!!!!!!!!!!! Did everything u said waiting to take my hesi
I love that I found you and you’re active with posting about this school at the perfect timing I’m currently trying to write the application essay is there any tips you can give ❤️
Hi, did you get in?
I'm glad to be watching your video posts, helps the nerves. i watched one of the early ones when you talked about just applying and how long the paperwork can take. omg.. so glad i watched. yes it is normal to take 4*months to get into the program, certain parts take forever!!! I'm hanging on waiting to see if I start May, slid back many times because something didn'[t get there or they couldn't track it, glad I have all my confirmations to hand back to them. so still waiting but i know once I start it will go fast. i look forward to it. Thanks for all the helpful insights.
Yes my first year flew by so fast! Im happy I could ease you a little. Stick to it! It is worth it 🤍
Thanks for your content!! It’s so helpful! ❤
Great video ❤thnx for sharing
Thank you for watching! 🤍
Your videos are so helpful thank you. Hey could you please share any tips for health assessment? What did you used for the course?
Thank you for this information! Did they send you the lab kit?
Thank you for watching! And the lab kit is a separate charge. They’ll request you buy one.
I want to attend WGU pre-licensure BSN program. My biggest fear is I won’t be able to get hired after completing the program in a hospital to work as a nurse. I’ve been looking for past students who work as nurses and how their experience was landing a job as a new RN. I can’t find any. Do you have any insight on this? Congrats on all your hard work, I appreciate your videos! 🎉
I have friends that graduated from WGU and are now working as Nurses. I’m in Tx.
your videos are super helpful!! i'm looking into this school but i'm just scared that i won't get enough learning hands-on experience as if i were on campus at a school. do you feel like you've been given enough time to perfect your skills during labs and feel prepared when you go into clinicals?
@@Cupcake0837 starts off very slow but by the end of the program you’ll be wishing you were at home lol because the required hours increase the deeper you get into the program. One thing I will tell you is that I have never went into a clinical rotation, not being confident in what I was doing. I definitely feel like the hands-on time that I get is essential and super helpful for me as a future nurse!
@@FutureRNBrittany ah okay that definitely eases my mind a lot. thank you!! :)
Thank you for continuing to post your experience with WGU! It’s nice to see how you’re enjoying it and doing great in the program 🤗 Quick question, I have 8 classes I need to complete. The 4 non transfer classes and 4 prerequisites such as algebra, physiology, Pathophysiology and chemistry. Did you take these classes through community college? I am debating where to complete these or if WGU offers a way to complete.
Thank you for watching! 🤍 I took algebra, statistics and patho and integrated science, which were all great for me! However if you can try to take chemistry on sophia bc I hear horror stories about the chem class!
@@FutureRNBrittany Great, thank you for this, truly helps! Excited to watch your next video. Truly motivating and informative ☺️
Hey Britney how did you prepare for the HESI A2 Exam entrance. Do you have any materials types, I need help because I want to take it at the end of the this month. I don't know where to start please assist. Thank you in advance.
I'm looking to take it next month and I'm wondering what is the best material to study!! please let me know when she replies. thanks and goodluck
I took mine last week and studied with the nursehub website and also Smart Edition Nursing videos on TH-cam 😊
Hi queen!
How did you get in contact with students in your classes/labs? Also is a specific scrub brand required?
Not specific brands as long as it’s royal blue with your patch on it you can buy which ever you like! And honestly, I socialized the most when I was I got to lab! A lot of those people will stick with you throughout the program
How many labs do you have a semester?
Girl I've been in the program since May. How do you schedule your time to study or plan out your time and stay on track with courses?
Nice Video!
I know the program is 4years but did you have any credits?
Love your content, I was wondering how often you have to go to clinicals per week and hours you go daily. Please and thank you for you feedback 💙
Thank you for watching! 🤍 Labs 4 days consecutively and clinicals 6 (12 hr shifts) within three weeks within my first clinical term, next term will be the same but I may have 12 (12 hr shifts) because I’m taking 2 classes that requires clinicals MedSurg 2 and Woman/pediatrics.
@@FutureRNBrittany hi is this for each month
@@SarynAndersonSarynWasNOTHere no mam per term
Is your clinical site in your same city or a nearby one?
Im in Houston and my clinical site is in Houston as well about 25 minutes away
@@FutureRNBrittany awesome I’m in Oklahoma and will be going down to Houston for labs. What were the hours of lab like 8-5?
@@decuirtohappiness mines was 7-3 but it can vary for everyone especially different states!
@@FutureRNBrittany during the semester how many days you have labs?
@@FutureRNBrittany how many days did you do clinicals . i’m in houston too!
Is the clinical hours able to be accelerated like the first four semesters?
Unfortunately, no they can no be accelerated.
Silly question😂but is the hands on lab assessment in front of your whole class or just an instructor. i STRUGGLE and do way worse under all that pressure lol
Lol same! But no just you and the instructor!
I love your video it makes me feel confident that the school is not a scam. Do you know the total cost for the program or anyone here knowss
Thank you for watching! And lol I felt like that at first too because I didn’t see any videos on it when I first wanted to start, which is probably a year before I actually did but here is the link to all the tuition information just look under pre-licensure
www.wgu.edu/financial-aid-tuition/tuition-nursing-health-degrees.html
Did u buy ur uniform ? How do u get the WGU Id badge ?
You will buy your own scrubs and badge (the badge is $10) the badge is ordered directly with WGU
I have lab next week. I feel like I'm going to faint 😂
Do you travel for labs? i saw on the website that if i live in north carolina (which i do) i would have to attend labs in florida, could you explain that? does that mean i travel to florida for the labs? 😅😢
Yes some people have to travel if a lab is not located in their state/city! In my case Houston has a lab so I have not personally travelled. But it would be only 2x throughout the entire program.
@@FutureRNBrittany thank you for responding 🥹🫶🏽
@@laniiwfaith your welcome! Thank you for watching 🤍
@@FutureRNBrittany also! sorry, do i have to be an RN already for the pre-licensure program?
@@laniiwfaith no mam! Its a 4 year degree for the BSN the more classes you transfer the less time it takes but it was always be 2.5 years at minimum
How you doing girly 😍💓❤
Hi! I’m about do do my nursing essay application but I feel so nervous… I’m usually a great writer & now I’m BLANK!!! Is there a video of what worked for you on the essay? 🥹🥹
Thanks for the videos! Super helpful. You had mentioned your IG page. Whats your IG page?
thank you for watching! And @futurernbrittany