This Is Exactly What I Got Paid As A New Nurse | New Nurse Paycheck $$$
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- Just wanted to let youguys know what to expect for pay as a new nurse based of my experience. Hope you guys enjoy the video and definitely check out my New song 7 Figures on spotify! Apple Music! and everywhere else!
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I did that long commute to my nursing school and am a male RN just like you. I was also broke while going to school, but I knew it was gonna be worth it in the end. My dream is to one day become a nurse anesthetist. One day I will get there. Keep going and chase your dream...and always remember the sleepless nights you put in and the long drive you had to do.. never give up. Never ever.
We same goal fam i recently just started applying to schools so I'm gonna see how it goes. But you rigtt bro the struggle has only made us stronger. Keep grinding!
Looking back at this now as I just at started nurse anesthesia school. Hope you still grinding out there and keep chasing the dream fam.
@@JeffFallout Hey Jeff how is it going ?
Yo bro..Man definitely go travel nursing..BANKKKKKKKKKKK..Let me give you a lil SECRET..Most nurses have their main job in one state and a PER DIEM job in CALIFORNIA..CALIFORNIA per diem pay is OFF THE CHART..being that you work 3 days a week, you can use your other days to go work per diem in the BAY area...Go get that MONEY....
This is so true! I worked as a Travel Social Worker and I have seen RN's make BANK!!! I am in nursing school now because the field is growing and its the way to go!!!
Lol bro you are definitely right! I was in Cali like a month ago got my license while i was there and it just got cleared yesterday. So ill definitely be doing a travel assignment over there and maybe a perdiem also around December! Makin big bank!
Jeff Fallout Go for it...You know which area of CALIFORNIA..Bay area pays the most
I need to get licensed in Cali. I think I’ll opt for strike nursing vs the per diem positions tho.
Aisha Williams sis..if you do STRIKE NURSING..THE TOP 3 strike nursing companies are NURSE BRIDGE, US NURSING AND HUFFMASTERS..sign up with all three....STRIKE NURSES can make anywhere from $8k-15k a week...Yes I said a week..go do it
You seem very dedicated, passionate and just full of energy! That's a great asset to have and now I'm pretty sure you feel accomplished and I KNOW you feel like you're actually making a difference! Good for you and thank you for sharing your journey!! Good luck to you!!! :)
As a new grad here in South Florida I feel you! I was lucky enough to get hired straight into ICU, so I'm making a few dollars more. There are hospitals down here that make you do residency programs that only pay $15/hr for the first three months!!! Anyways, glad I found your page. Very good content and nice to see from a black males perspective!
Lol yea I think your talking about the StaRN program with the hca hospitals. I say go for it because one you get that training in icu you value immediately goes up as a nurse. You can pretty much work anywhere as well because all the hospital will have to do minimal training and orientation for you to adapt to their unit.
Richard, please hit me up via what’s app. I’m in Jamaica and should be relocating to Florida soon. I’m planning to pursue a careers in nursing, I’m a teacher here. I would like your advise on some things that are related to nursing. Please hit me up via what’s app 18764050520
I was born and raised in Cali. I see sooooo many people say that nurses here make more money but it basically doesn’t matter because of the cost of living - CALIFORNIA IS A HUGE STATE. The cost of living is predominately high in LOS ANGELES. There are other areas of California where the cost of living is affordable, but it’s still California so they make the same money as someone in LA.
It’s called buy a SUV, convert the back into a bed, and your set! To spend ~$3k/month to watch TV and sleep is not worth it in my eyes! You can do that on your IPhone Max plus in your car! Get a gym membership, shower there.
Also, don’t settle working for just one hospital. GIG yourself, and work for multiple hospitals. Bank will be rolling!
Hey man I’m really interested in becoming a RN with just a ADN and you inspire me even more too, thanks for giving us an inside look of the game. Definitely subscribed bc them student loans isnt nothing to joke about
Hey man. There is no such thing as just an ADN. ADNs are registered nurses just like quote BSNs. BSNs get extra classes in shit like English and sociology and community health…..they are not prepared more for bedside nursing anymore than the ADN…. In all actuality the ADN new grad probably has gotten more hours of clinical training
Just run if you're not a nurse yet. Run faster if you are already an exausted nurse. Just RUN!
You have a very nice personality, you will achieve every goal you want to achieve
Half way through my BSN so I can relate. Thanks for the insight. Subbed to try and help you break free from Ms Sally. Thanks again for the video!
Hospitals in NYC in the south bronx are starting at 85k a year....hospitals in other areas paying more. Nurses in nursing homes in NYC are making like 95k w/o overtime then most will have a second job. Can’t wait to graduate !! Nice video
I’ve been finding a lot of people on TH-cam whose life just matches mines lol. That amount you make matches mines and I’m also entering my
Second year of nursing. I too thought I was going to be balling !! Decided to sign a lease at a very nice apartment and then even buy a a few musical instruments such as the guitar and piano .. I’ve been so busy trying to adjust that I haven’t even have time to play .. my sister decided to go to nova but I went to school further north in Florida . Anyways good luck in your journey I’m deciding to further my education because this bedside nursing money ain’t it !!
~From One Nurse To Another; Praying You Find A Job That Will Know Your Worth!~God Bless~🙏💞🙏
Here in Northern California, I got my BSN from a private college that costed me $105k. Luckily, I didn’t have any debts because I had saved enough working miscellaneous jobs and as a CNA making $29 at a hospital. Then, you have to keep in mind that It’s expensive living here in Silicon Valley.
Hi, male almost RN to be here. Im at a state college and my whole RN program cost $8,000, lol. But i still have loads of student loan from a previous program that didn't work out. Also plan on working nights for those differentials
Bro, have some questions please re Rn program. What’s app 18764050520
What school?
How you like being a male RN I’m in school right now for it
@@yenwuraaku8562 damn, TH-cam's notification is 🔥. But it's Palm Beach State College
@@TristanTriedIt it's not as bad/weird as I thought it would. I haven't met a patient yet who didn't want me because I'm a male but you do have to be careful. I always ask for permission before I make physical contact with a female patient. Like hey I have to do this procedure/assessment is it okay? 100% they say yes to me. Just be a professional. Most of the time I'm more uncomfortable with doing certain things than a patient are. When that happens, I just ask one of my co-workers to do it for me.
This is why I chose the long route to get my RN degree instead of going to these fast paced programs. So many students come out of those programs $70k-$100k in debt! I’ll be maybe $35k in debt by the time I’m done. Longer strategy, but worth it in the long run.
80K? Ouch. You should be a Nurse Practitioner with that amount of debt. Thanks for sharing your experiences. People can learn from it.👍
Yea, I’m going to the local community college for my nursing. Lol
My goodness, American schooling prices always shock the hell out of me, I find it soooo insane how much you guys pay for school 🤦🏽♀️. Here in Canada, we do have more “expensive” schools but the average for a bachelors in science of nursing is 12-15,000$ for the full 4 years and you start at around 30$ an hour as a bsn. I’ve heard of Lpn’s in the states paying thousands for school and starting at around 18$/hour but I paid 800$ (books and uniforms included)for my 2 year lpn program here in Canada and started at 23.50$/hour
He lives in the worst paying state, plus he went a private school
CVICU!!! That’s no joke!! Just found this video! Good job :)
😂😂😂 totally feeling your pain about the loans.
Dude it's time for you to travellllll, chase that$$$$
Yea around December that is gonna be my goal the money is to good for a travel nurse fam
@@JeffFallout How long will you have worked prior to traveling?
@@kms123196 usually after a year in the unit that you work in
twistedblktrekie very interesting stuff. Thanks for the advice.
@twistedblktrekie depends on the person at the end of the day most of all nursing is fundamentally the same. But it depends on the person. I know people who have traveled after 1 year and they are fine. So if you have the time experience required and you are interested in traveling. Just do it. And if you dont know something just ask someone lol.
Story of my life. Florida is horrible ! A lot people from my graduating class are nurses in other states and doing well . Plus they don’t tell you depending where you live you might have trouble getting in a hospital at first cause of the competition and the over saturation of new graduate nurses. Especially when there’s limited residency programs each month or so
I’m hear what you’re saying but man. You are so handsome 😂❤️
Kay Erinn Thank you, I was waiting for someone to say it!
smh, people just can't keep themselves from being shallow. a person is saying something important and all people have on their minds are dumb irrelevant shit.
Hey! A lot of people say that nurses make a lot of money but they forget to realize Uncle Sam has to get his as well. Does Florida have student loan forgiveness? I’m from NC and when you work in a hospital, we can get loan forgiveness. Just check that out when you can. Great video!
Couldn't catch if you said 8k or 80k student loans, but keep your head up. (If it's 80k, did you go to West Coast University?) Paying down that debt will go by quick. And you should get a differential for having your bachelor's degree over an associate's degree in nursing. That's how it is here in CA. When I started as a new grad nurse with an ADN 10 years ago, I started at $28/hr and now is at $53/hr with our annual 2 % raises we get at my facility which is a government hospital. You just gotta get your 1 yr experience and get to a higher paying hospital. Do you have Kaiser out there in FL? The nurses here in CA who works at Kaiser are starting $50/hr. Good luck, Jeff.
Interest on those loans are crazy! But Congrats Bro!!! Once you pay it off you'll see the benefit! Pretty sure you already do!
Definitely pay of even in Florida i was making way more that the 8.50 i was makin as a waiter in a retirement home. 😂 But the loan is not to bad right now i refinanced around the time of this video with sofi to the dropped my interest rate frome 11% to 6%. Probably gonna try to refinance again in 2020
@@JeffFallout So proud of you dude. Love seeing these videos. Glad youve documented your experiences on here. Believe it or not your journey is inspiring to others... Im one of those ppl lololol Keep it up!!!
@@Justsayyes88 Thanks! Im glad you enjoy the videos and the fact that they inspire you is crazy lol. Never thought people would be inspired from these videos. Ill definitely keep it up! 😉
Congrats on all your success, I love to see black men become successful keep up the good work!!!!
Bro finally a nurse video 👌👌👌👌
Lol another one on the way bro thursday or friday. Been busy bro but let me know what topics u wanna see and ill try to make the vids happen 😬
Great video! I was born in CA but I would never want to live there because of crazy state taxes.
Currently in LA. I fell you
LMAO "it involves you guys subscribing"
Congratulations 👍👍👍👍
I'm definitely going through the beginning of the struggle... of school and part time work
CA is where it’s at. Base pay for a new grad in San Diego is around $45/hr.
And a 300 sq ft space cost 1k. Cost of living is retarded out there
Cost of living
I am a new nurse too. I made $24.50/hr plus a $1.00 shift diff at a skilled nursing facility in Tampa. Then I got a new job in new Mexico that paid $28.04/hr but with my diff I make about $31-32/hr.
Have your ever been falsely accused as a nurse?
Congratulations!
South FL nurse? Def subbing. Nova is mad expensive!
Cost of living in nyc and CA is insane! 55 dollars the hour won’t cover your expenses.
Yes it will lol
Clicked on video, first 5 seconds...
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Me: God would you look at this fiiiiiiiiiine specimen! 🙆🏽♀️😁
Lol a whole specimen! Thanks for the kind words 😉
Just subscribed. Pay those loans down, it’s so liberating.
If you're into technology go into Nursing Informatics.. That's bank
Yea i though about that but im more into the crna route these days! Gonna start applying soon once i get everything situated.
Damn Florida don’t pay nothing. Thought cost of living is lower. My sister in law is a new RN in NY and started at 40 an hour. I’m an LPN in CT and make 27.55. I’ll be an Rn soon and will make more
Lol yup florida is a complete joke when it comes to nurse pay and its probably the worst state to be a nurse imo
@@JeffFallout Glad you'll be traveling soon, if not already. 👍
Florida isn’t that bad my sister make like 60$/hr.....she’s set to make like 40k in the next 3 months and she’s not even working all the time that she can
Cool bro 👌 just an idea you can always adopt/help an orphan or help a family in need, here and there.
I live in Florida and I need a job that will give me some financial stability so I’m thinking of getting an associate as an RN. I’m 22 right now hopefully by 24 or 25 I’ll have my degree. Any advice?
Go to school as soon as you can
Get out of Florida i graduated in Miami and the pay is shiet
Start now pre reqs can take 1-3 years depending on how many classes the program requires and if your part time or full time
Jose Paz do IT!!! I am 22 and I am doing my pre reqs in nursing. I am going to start my nursing program in a year. My co workers (nurses) make 36$ an hour
@@luzmargiraldo how complicated is IT I'm not much of a computer person
I'm in the DMV, I'm graduating next week. I got a job in the pcu, and they are starting me at $28.67 with $4 differential at night, plus another $4 weekend
lynn Madison
Hey congrats. which hospital is this? Please I graduate next week as well nd in the DMV.
@@Abidjan-weekly saint Joseph hospital, GBMC
lynn Madison congrats!! I interviewed at GBMC in labor and delivery 🙃 I’ll be at university though maybe we could connect.
@@pinklacouture sure
Should not went to some private school should of went to a community college took Nclex work your year for experience at a hospital have the hospital pay for your BSN but you live and you learn, also travel nursing is a good way to pay off some debt they are paid well go work in California but live in a less expensive area.
Teresa Rice I’m interested in nursing and my aunt is beating what you just said in my head lol
@@StinkyDula Listen to her! Lol.
A lot of hospitals in CT will not hire someone with an associate's to the ICU. The BSN is worth it if you want to travel nurse, move to another state or go back to school.
Very true! Overall I think its better to go straight for the bsn it saves alot of time. But the asn degree for most places is just as good and alot of bsn places will take asn travelers even if they require all their staff nurses to be bsn. You a travel nurse?
BSN is not needed in CA (one of the highest paying states) to travel.
Florida Nursing student here! Chamberlain university, Miramar
Hey that’s my school or going to be in Jan 😎😎😎😎
Elitepresshd I’ll see you there 😎
Fabio Vega I’m doing online though 😔😔😔 rn-BSN
Thank you for the candid advice. I'm also in SoFlo and currently awaiting my acceptance letter into BC. Also, since you also have tech knowledge, what is a good laptop to invest in for nursing school? I know nothing about computers. And you'll wipe out that student loan in no time. Congratulations on your BSN-RN!! Hope to be there too someday.
A MacBook air or pro, an iPad pro, and a Apple pencil. Get notability on both devices and you will be set.
Definitely has become one of my FAVORITE youtubers. I'm in the middle of getting my CNA then on to my ADN. Any advice??
Thanks Ciera im glad that you like the videos! I would say wen u get ur cna try to get a job in the unit you think you would want to workin as a nurse. That pretty much guarantees u a job out of nursing school and the can also hep you develop your skill also!
Jeff Fallout omg thanks for replying!!! I just got a job in a hospital Night Shift Float Pool. I'm a lil nervous but excited to be able to move around. I'm not sure where I want to work yet 😬
@@cierapaige9139 no worries being in that float pool will be great cause you will be able to see all the floors of the hospital. so you can see the floors you like and THE ONES YOU DONT!!!! lol. Congrats tho! hit me up if you have any questions fam 😬
Ciera Paige How long is your CNA school and about how much is tuition? Seems like a good entryway into the field. Good luck!
@@lesliek7776 CNA training is generally very short and relatively cheap. Here in California, they've actually integrated the CNA program into the LVN program, so it is required (and built into the LVN program) to be a CNA while you're training to become an LVN! Or, if you are going to starting RN program, you get extra points for being a CNA first.
Bro the face u made when u said “Uncle Sam” I’m crying 🤣🤣🤣
Make a video on how you planned to make them payments?
Anybody reading this who wants to specialize or further your nursing education, GET YOUR BSN!! Any graduate school you decide to go to after nursing school will require you to have a BSN. And mind you he works in Florida, which is terrible. BSN nurses do get paid more.
Lol i just had this realization about going to a new hospital and negotiating especially after 2 years of experience . Nj nurses make a little bit more but cost of living is also higher here . Great video !!!
Thanks whats you specialty? I actually just started travel nursing the money you can make out here as a travel nurse is pretty savage.
Jeff Fallout i am tele-med surg as well , i really considered going traveling but decided to go back for my NP degree right now . 😩😩
Even better fam! Im trying to do crna myself lol we gotta secure the bags out here!
Thanks for being honest
Here in australia RN pays well, especially for the state governments start out at $70k a year Aussie dollar and 19% superannuation which is similar probably to your 401k I think.
That is great to start out in Australia and the benefits sound good as well. In the states thats not always the case unfortunately.
If You Live In New York Or CA The Cost Of Living Is Outrageous!!!!
Those states also pay nurses the highest in the country though, however, I will say that anything near San Francisco is wayyyyyy too expensive. I don't live in NY but I know that they are equally expensive especially in NYC. Socal isn't bad at all and BSN makes a very good living.
RCGIVENS18 Ny is expensive because they pay the most that’s why everything costs so much.
U should take a look at working for the VA hospital in Florida! VA pays really great! I think u get more experience at the private sector hospitals though, but definitely give it a try!
I grew up in south Florida/miami and I know the pay for Florida is ehhh but I’ll be moving to Seattle when I finish and thank god its $33 base
Lol florida pay is very ehhh nice tho fam i hope you making bank in Seattle fam!
Jeff Fallout I’m sure with the differential it’s almost the same ! When I left Fort Lauderdale it was still $25 base
@@alexiaw9419 the thing is tho the base is usually higher and the differential amout are usually higher also so i can have a 5 dollar differential here but it coulb be 10 in Seattle for night shift alone! From what friend have told me
Jeff Fallout I commend you for night shift ! It’s good money but I can not be persuaded 😩
@@alexiaw9419 I love night shift. No Administration or Management hovering over your shoulder.
would you recommend doing an associates first and then getting your place of work to pay for your bachelors?
Personally I think the bsn route is better because you knock everything out at one time and if you know you want to go to grad school asap then having the bsn will help you realize those goals alot faster. On the associate degree side its generally cheaper and at the end of the day the associates get paid the same usually. The issue with the associates degree for me is just having to do the bachelors courses while working. To me its just an added stress to an already stressful job that generally has no financial benefit unless you want to go to school. So for me its just better to get it out of the way early. But either route gets you to the same goal. Lol hopefully that made sense 😅
ADN nurse here. Just wanted to give you a different perspective. I wholeheartedly recommend the ADN first then BSN later, UNLESS you have a full ride or scholarship that pays for almost everything. It took me 18 months to do the ADN nursing program and had $0 In debt because my program only cost $10k total. I was able to pay for it while working part-time through school. Now I'm a nurse and my hospital pays up to $5k a year for me to go to school (which covers my whole tuition). I'm doing the RN-BSN program at the same community college that I got my ADN. the whole BSN portion costs $8k in total and is only 12 months long (not counting prereq classes). The RN-BSN classes are meant for full-time working RNs, so it's very manageable. It's entirely online and pretty easy. I'll be done soon and will have $0 in debt. I think that's totally worth not having the "traditional" BSN experience or to knock all the classes out at once. Personally I wouldn't want $80k in debt (I know not all BSNs cost that much though). There are pros and cons to each option, and it depends what your personal situation is. Good luck!
@@YouKnowYouuLoveMe This is what I'm planning on doing...I already have a Bachelor's degree in something else but all the necessary pre-reqs because I was also on a pre-med track in university. I'm gonna do the ADN at a local community college where it won't cost me my soul and then once I'm done and employed with that I will try to do my BSN as soon as I can to get that out of the way. From there I will see what I do if I continue with nursing (become a NP) or try to go to med school after working for a few years as a nurse.
@@j4lyphe1 yeah I already had my AA degree so I didnt need any additional prereqs before starting the RN-BSN bridge program so I started it 6 weeks after graduating from my ADN program. For my school the RN-BSN bridge is only 12 months. I always tell people don't pay more than $20-30k for an undergrad nursing degree. $30k is the high end that I would cap it at for a BSN honestly. And try to get someone else to pay for part of it, most hospitals will. All you have to do is fund the ADN and you're set. Nursing just doesnt pay enough to pay all that back and still live comfortable and accomplish your other financial goals. At least not in south Florida where I am.
That’s because there’s a higher cost of living in Cali and NY
I think people seem to forget this extremely important fact....No thank you to all the tax my California friends are always complaining about...I'll keep my butt here in Florida
Can you please make a video about the loan repayment situation... I'm graduating from a private college in May and I'm in the same boat haha
Just curious...
Why not go to a community college for less than 10k?
Is it the feeling of prestige by going to a well known private university, or is there a stigma on community colleges where you live?
My sister and 2 friends went to nursing school (ADN) and then got a job after just 2 years.
Signing an agreement to work in rural healthcare for 3 years, they ended up having their tuition paid for by the hospital (future employer).
I'll be honest, I hear so many people talk about so much school debt from private and well k own school. I just personally don't think it's worth it.
As ADN level RNs, all 3 are in varied specialities (OB, Palliative, and Oncology).
@@missireason8998 the problem is community colleges have waitlists. Some of us don’t have time to wait
Bro listen to Dave Ramsey or read his books. I have a few of them bro.
I have watch some of his videos online but what he recommends is pretty much my plan throwing all extra mlney at your loans
Check out Velocity Banking too.
Dave is the man!
Agree..dave is good!!
$80k in student loans??!
Lol yea bro almost 3 years of interest accumulating is a killer on private loans fam! But like i said by December or latest march i will be done with those loans. So i could get some new ones for grad school 🤣🤣
Jeff Fallout oohhh ok king! You said it kinda fast I was like did he say $8k or $80k?? Lol but I feel ya!! I’m a new grad nurse, I don’t have THAT much lol but I’m glad I did get my license, it’s opening a lot of doors for me !!! Good look man! I love seeing another Brutha in this same field!! Definitely a new subbie!!! You have great content!!! Would love to see a breakdown video of your loan. Keep up the good work man!!!
I’m a LPN and I live in Ohio and I make decent pay the cost of living isn’t that high and honestly I don’t plan on going for my RN more debt. And for me I love working with just the elderly population so works for me.
MzVan21 your job doesn’t have tuition reimbursement? LPNtoRN?
Thats crazy . Im in nyc and i am a medical.assistant phelbotomist and i make 30/hr been this for 15 years and in florida u was making 25 wow . Crazy. I would stay in florida and do travel nursing
Lol yup believe it or not that are some places that pay less 😂
@@JeffFallout and florida is not cheap thats the crazy thing
Great video!
Ay thanks bro! Big fan of your channel!
How you doin man, off topic have you tried the scrubs healing hands 360?
😩yoooo I wanna be a neonatal nurse practitioner
Shark Nation! Ayye but NSU is mad expensive and the pay in Florida is not great
Where did you find this beat?
Will be getting my BSN in Alabama near florida border. Was planning on applying to new grad programs in FL (um are there any that don't make u sign a 3 year contract?!?) I wanted to make FL home base but travel nurse after a year or so. Whats my best route to getting ICU experience and not being locked in for 2-3 years? I could go anywhere after school but prefer near the ocean and southeast region. Feedback appreciated I live in IL til I move for school so zero knowledge of nursing in FL area.
A classmate of mine right out school was making 38 an hour at a SNF plus an extra 200 a shift for working on covid pts 🤪🤪 he had it before so didn't mind. Yes this is the bay area
I have a 112k in student loan debt and I’m a new grad nurse😩😩😩😩
Dam fam same for one of my friends! But tou gotta just take it day by day pay extra every month wen you can but dont forget to live life and ball out sometimes with this nurse money haha!
Did you get your MSN?
Be a strike nurse
keira H damn
@American Man Or a Nurse Practitioner! Wowsers!
Can you make a video talking about your transition from Tele to CVICU? Possibly discuss the pros and cons
Already have it record bro i just gotta edit the video. It will most likely be uploaded on Thursday or Friday this week
The video is up bro incase u haven't seen it yet!
That’s crazy I used to work at a nursing home as a server while in high school
I feel your pain $50k here, America prey on their students.
Only if students allow it. 😕
American colleges take students as long as they have the minimum grades and test scores. Anyone can go. As the saying goes, if there is a will, there's a way.
Euro schools that have 'free' schools are selective.
Also, living in countries like Sweden, income is taxed nearly 50%! So, think about it...is school really free?
The grass isn't always greener on the other side. Paying the high taxes isn't a guarantee to get into college.
I'm sorry your debt is so high. I went to a community college and it was less than 10k. My job options were the same as those who went to universities.
I think they should advise high school students more on options for school that don't cost as much or will be paid for by the employer.
I know several RNs who paid nothing for their school, because they signed an agreement to work for a certain employer for 3 years. Not only did they know they had a job at graduation, but they had no stress over school debt.
@@missireason8998 I'm paying less than 6k for my ADN, and the high schools in my area do a great job offering medical training/exposure to students before they graduate.
@@Zizzyyzz
Good for you. This isn't the same circumstances for all.
@@missireason8998 Yeah. I gathered that.
Damn G, $80k! 🥴 shoutout to sallie mae for real! i’m currently at $8500 for total loans and I won’t need anymore loans for my ADN program in Michigan. A friend who graduated last semester from the same program was offered 30 an hour starting! get f out Florida man
Don't think the issue is him being in FL, but rather his decision to go for a BSN at a private university.
If an RN doesn't want to into teaching or administration/management, or become an NP, then a BSN isn't really necessary, in my opinion. My opinion is based on the experiences of several of my friends and family who are nurses. All got their ADN from community colleges for less than 10k. A few got their BSN and their employer paid for it.
So $25 an hour is bad
25 was ok to start just to get experience. But there is definitely potential to make alot more depending where you are.
I made $26/hour in year 1 and then $33/hour in year 2 at the same job. 4 years later in ICU, not much has changed lol so I’m back in school. Sucks making $30/hour less than some of my coworkers who do the same job as me
Same job as you but making double? Please explain? I’m interested in why they would make so much more.
@@Zyrotekk they have 30+ years experience and the pay raises were different in previous decades
I'm a new subbie!!! I definitely think I'm going to have to do per diem in California! I'm going to work on getting my license!
I just got mine it took like a month if you want the cali lisense fast all you have to have to do is fly to cali and do your live scan finger print there and send them you school transcript. Then you wont have to wait the 4 plus months like all the other out of state people
@@JeffFallout thank u so much for letting me know that, Jeff! I appreciate u. Have a great day!
you should of went to study in puerto rico like me cheaper and for bsn
Nine Arts the curriculum in English?
@@vlee7217 yeah inter American university in cupey
Nova Shark! Nice
Florida sucks for RN pay. My sisters -sister in law moved from Florida back to cali after she seen the Cali RN pay. But cali you pay a lot In taxes but $25 shoot we offer that to LVNS
Thumbnail too accurate 😂
So $1?
Bet cash ap me that bihh
Jeff Fallout yooo I’m weaaak 😂 im an ABSN student in nyc and I’m counting down the days till I make some Guap too
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Hey baby 30 years and after you pay it off. $120,000. In saint Louis
Yea do the video on student loans
I'm in south Florida too, in broward lol. Do U think introverts can survive in this profession
Lol yea definitely! I am an introvert also but i had to learn how to be outgoing and extraverted. But there are alot of nurses who just keep to themselves and they do fine. Just gotta know how to ask for help when shit hits the fan.
@@JeffFallout "Extra"vert? Teehee... 😆
If you do travel nursing do you pay income tax to the state you reside or the agency's state or the state you're traveling to work at?
Both
People get so consumed about the student loan debt . Take it one month at a time, you have your whole life to pay it you don’t have to put down $1000 a month on the debt
Depends on the person im still able to buy what ever i need, and soon ill be able to keep that money in my pocket instead of making monthly payments for the next 20 years. Better to pay off 80k now than 200 or 300k over 20 years imo.
@@JeffFallout THAT is the correct attitude. Pay that off ASAP and be done!
Jeff Fallout how do you get to 80k ? Tho for nursing school you must not been at a community college
Teresa Rice people who get their BSN can’t do that at community college
Teresa Rice
Hey girl ,
To get any Bachelors Degree you have to do the first two years at a Community College, and then the other two at a University of your choice.
Hope this helps ❤
Is that LPN or RN? because in CT LPNs start at 28/hr. FL pay is a joke😒😑‼️
Lol RN and yea FL is a whole joke when it comes to pay 😂😂
New subby 😁
25 is not much. How long does it take to 35 an hour?
Apparently, a shift differential and a few weekends. Lol.
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jit a rapper too?
😂 Only when I get really bored
This makes me sad for you ))): come to Cali
How old are you?
Thanks here from the good fellow T-shirt
Im 26 fam glad you like the videos
Jeff Fallout you look like your 22 tbh, your so young and handsome
@@rossinidemelo6606 @rossini demelo, why does how someone looks matter???
Yeah you're not making any money in Florida. Try California or another major city.
How did u only have $8-9k loans at nova?
he said $80k...
Ever think about joining the army as a nurse? (68 Charlie) you’d enter as an E-4 which is decent pay and they’ll definitely help pay off your student loans. My girlfriend got her associates and joined the reserves and hey gave her 50k in “forgivable student loans” plus a 20k contract bonus!? True story. She’s a mortician and I’m a 68 Whiskey (combat medic)