Nursing school is very challenging! On top of having a husband and 2 kids at home 😂 but im making it through. I have less than 3 months to go in my LPN program 😁
yourfavnurseb Thank you! And yes I plan on taking it 3-4 weeks later. After you graduate from my school we get a week off and go back and take a Nclex class its a week long, my school pays for it. I live in Michigan and the trainer's fly in from another state. So hopefully the class really helps.
I've had so many non-nurses tell me nursing is easy and that those who say nursing school is "REALLY" hard are just over exaggerating! If you haven't been in a nurse's shoes, how can you comment, haha. I agree with the survival of the fittest theory! Let's be honest you want a nurse who (1) has a good understanding of the disease process and pharmacology and (2) can handle the rigors of nursing, to care for your loved ones. I graduated with my BSN and am currently working on my FNP (and trying to document my journey on YT but the way these classes and clinical are set up it's hard to be consistent, haha)! This was a really good post! New subbie!
Hey girl. What I've learned is that soooooo many people that are nurses try there best to tell us and they even try to tell CNAs and PCT that what we do isnt hard or they try to explain our job to us...smh But, I'm trying to get to your level! I just subbed to your channel. Its def hard to manage life and still post vids, but really awesome and engaged subscribers make it worth while. What specialty are you in right now?
I wish everyone in the medical field just realized we work better as a team. Each member no matter the position is important! I've always appreciated the PCTs I worked with because I know my workload would be way more harder without their contribution. I'm currently working on my FNP. So far I really like geriatrics and oncology, but I'm still open to other branches of medicine. That's the thing I love about being a nurse you're not pigeon held to one are. FNP school is difficult but in the end it'll be worth it! Becoming a nurse was one of the best decisions I've ever made. Thanks for the sub. I truly appreciate it. Keep that great content coming
Wow! You did a great job explaining what to expect in the nursing program. I was an EMT for 4 years and a Medical Assistant for 5 years. I'm finishing my pre-nursing classes now and hopefully the nursing program soon! Thanks for this video, I've watched a ton of nursing school videos and you did a great job of explaining what to expect! My challenge will be juggling a family (husband, and 2 girls 7 and 3 years old) and household duties. But I know time management is the key, as well as, allowing enough time for me to study, lol! Thanks for your video! I'm going to subscribe! 😊
Hi there, have you looked at my how to study for NCLEX vids, they are for NCLEX but can also be applied to nursing school tests in general. Let me know what specifically you need help with, like are you changing answers? Is it your study methods? Do you not understand the material? I'll work on a vid, and let you know when I post it, in the meantime check out the nclex videos. Good luck and stay focused on your goals! -yourfavnurseb
I’m currently in school to become a LPN. I’m only 1 month in and I’m veerrry scared because everything is so rushed it’s either you sink or swim. I’m scared that I’m getting by but not fully understanding the body when it come to Bio.......especially when it comes to these big words....
I'm not in Nursing or school right now, but my issue is that yes, I've went throughout school memorizing the information just for the exam, and not thoroughly understanding the material, so this has me nervous when it comes to considering a career in the healthcare field. I feel like I'm going to struggle.
Honestly that's how I made it through. I got to the nursing program and couldn't connect the dots because I didn't do the objectives and activities in the nursing program. I thought I could use my memory to do well on test. You should be fine.
I am in BSN-DNP school, and it is easier than BSN. Of course, we have to do stuff, but I don't feel like I am in a wonderland like I was in nursing school.
Gonna start studying the drugs now lol. Thank you for the pep talk about my psychology class. signed up for adult/peds CPR/first aid and med terminology. trying to also get English and pre-algebra. ohhh boy lol
V M no problem, at least now you know what to expect from the class and u can do some pre studying. are u going to take ap1 in fall and ap2 in spring, that way you wont have to take it over the summer again. im still working my my ap study video. will post soon
yourfavnurseb wait what's ap1 again? I'm doing prerequisites but I need the CPR class to be a baby cuddler. Friend of mine said take medical terminology before anatomy to better prepare.
Hi Nurse B, so I’m extremely nervous I am debating between taking phlebotomy or just just straight into LVN. I’m so worried that I won’t be able to make it through the LVN or won’t be able to pay back the loan fast enough. Over here in LA it’s $22,000! And the Phlebotomy course is $2,500.00.. my question is; is it better to just throw myself into the LVN program and work my butt off or ease into it in the Phlebotomy program?
yourfavnurseb Hey Nurse B 👩🏾⚕️ ! No , I'm still in motion with it . (Fafsa ,Bkgrd check , FamilyRegistry , 1 Supervisor Rpt . & Shot records complete ) Thanks for asking 😘 . I should be finished with it by the end of next week !! 🤞🏿💕
Constance Daniels hey i hope u got everything done. If u havent taken ur interview yet let me know when u have a date and i can email some of the questions they ask, just in case i havent posted a vid by then.
yourfavnurseb hey Nurse B ! I totally bombed the test 😥. I was sooo nerves . They haven't sent me the letter yet , letting me know . But I have a gut feeling I didn't get it . Thanks a lot tho ! I'm thinking if I should reapply . Or just move on . I'll pray on it ! 💕💋
Constance Daniels Dont count yourself out. And if nursing is something that u really want to do. There are plenty of options. Email me if u want to talk. bscottcross at gmail
Hi Nurse B, can you make a video updating us about what you are doing since you have graduated, your job duties and if you are going to move forward to RN. Also, would you be able to add in where you would like to end up during your nursing career such As NP or more of the leadership roles. Thank you.
Hi Nurse B, I graduated from high-school this year, and was looking to become an lvn. There are two lvn programs that I'm interested in: Hcc and Lone star. Hcc is at a level 1 for $4174, and Lone star is a level 2 for $2400. I'm not sure which one I should go for; level 1 sound like it won't be as difficult as level 2, but level 2 seems like it would be best career wise. Which one would you go for?
i going to become a cna first and 2-3 years later go back to school for lvn/lpn or rn and afraid that i will not do well in school and if i do graduate, i will not be a good nurse. but something i fear is not remembering the things they'll teach. do i need to remember everything?
Leamonta Ealy Hi, You're never going to remember everything, alot of what helps you to be a good nurse is on the job training. Its nothing to be afraid about a lil nervous yea but just stay positive and make sure that you do your best to prepare for school before you get in.
Hey sis can you make a video about getting into LPN school I start class in august for my accelerated LPN program which is 14months but now I'm working on my prerequisites an the only class I have to take is A&P an this class seems very hard how did you study a&p do you have any tips! I also work prn as a CNA for the weekend 7pm-7am an my A&p class is 5-9pm Monday- Thursday I'm attending pccti in oak brook Illinois look it up when you get a chance I'm going to start my visuals some time soon
Congrats on getting into a program! I'm working on an A&P study video. Besides A&P, what specifically do you want me to talk about as far as nursing school?
When I was in nursing school I would ask my instructors if there was any legal nurse to patient ratio. Basically it always came down to No, but you have to protect your license so if you do not feel comfortable then its up to you to say/do something.
Great RNG Not sure, Ive never done retail, but Im sure that its not as physically or mentally taxing as being a CNA, but I have heard some horror stories about working in retail. But overall its prob just as challenging simple because it takes your time away from school. Have u seen my how i worked while in nursing school videos?
Raven Tousaint Girl yes Im 23 weeks (my SOB drives me crazy trying to do vids but i love it). Congrats! So youll know what your having soon? Check out my 2nd channel stayforevertrue. I have pregnancy updates and vlogs
Thanks & congratulations to you also . I don't know when I'll find out what I'm having , but I'm so excited. I will definitely check out your other channel 😘
T Campbell it really depends on the school. Some schools have the prereqs built into the program. If you are looking at a school that requires prereqs I would say start with your harder courses like science and math but mix them with a humanities course like English or a soft science like psych. It’s also important to start with the science and math because you may have to do prereqs for your prereqs. For example if you have to take A&P, biology is a prereq for that course, so you’ll want to take that first. Here’s a video that goes more in depth How to Plan Out Your Nursing Prereqs | All You Need to Know | YourFavNurseB th-cam.com/video/harVRdFZvHg/w-d-xo.html
Yes it does make it easier BUT if you plan on going further you can use those towards your RN and prereqs are easier when you do them outside of a nursing program. You are able to really grasp the information and it will prepare you for school.
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Nursing school is very challenging! On top of having a husband and 2 kids at home 😂 but im making it through. I have less than 3 months to go in my LPN program 😁
LoveKeyara !!!! thats exciting. do u plan on taking boards right after or waiting?
yourfavnurseb Thank you! And yes I plan on taking it 3-4 weeks later. After you graduate from my school we get a week off and go back and take a Nclex class its a week long, my school pays for it. I live in Michigan and the trainer's fly in from another state. So hopefully the class really helps.
LoveKeyara o thatz sounds awesome. they must have a high pass rate.
yourfavnurseb yup 97%
wow that's amazing I wish you had a channel. How are you making it?
I've had so many non-nurses tell me nursing is easy and that those who say nursing school is "REALLY" hard are just over exaggerating! If you haven't been in a nurse's shoes, how can you comment, haha. I agree with the survival of the fittest theory! Let's be honest you want a nurse who (1) has a good understanding of the disease process and pharmacology and (2) can handle the rigors of nursing, to care for your loved ones. I graduated with my BSN and am currently working on my FNP (and trying to document my journey on YT but the way these classes and clinical are set up it's hard to be consistent, haha)! This was a really good post! New subbie!
Hey girl. What I've learned is that soooooo many people that are nurses try there best to tell us and they even try to tell CNAs and PCT that what we do isnt hard or they try to explain our job to us...smh
But, I'm trying to get to your level! I just subbed to your channel. Its def hard to manage life and still post vids, but really awesome and engaged subscribers make it worth while. What specialty are you in right now?
I wish everyone in the medical field just realized we work better as a team. Each member no matter the position is important! I've always appreciated the PCTs I worked with because I know my workload would be way more harder without their contribution. I'm currently working on my FNP. So far I really like geriatrics and oncology, but I'm still open to other branches of medicine. That's the thing I love about being a nurse you're not pigeon held to one are. FNP school is difficult but in the end it'll be worth it! Becoming a nurse was one of the best decisions I've ever made. Thanks for the sub. I truly appreciate it. Keep that great content coming
@@BizzyBeeNursing have you graduated already?
Wow! You did a great job explaining what to expect in the nursing program. I was an EMT for 4 years and a Medical Assistant for 5 years. I'm finishing my pre-nursing classes now and hopefully the nursing program soon! Thanks for this video, I've watched a ton of nursing school videos and you did a great job of explaining what to expect! My challenge will be juggling a family (husband, and 2 girls 7 and 3 years old) and household duties. But I know time management is the key, as well as, allowing enough time for me to study, lol! Thanks for your video! I'm going to subscribe! 😊
Cicely Pflieger thx and congrats with school. Youll make it!
Love your spirit and energy and you help me understand test questions? It's like I study but take my test and thought I knew it but nope!
Hi there, have you looked at my how to study for NCLEX vids, they are for NCLEX but can also be applied to nursing school tests in general. Let me know what specifically you need help with, like are you changing answers? Is it your study methods? Do you not understand the material? I'll work on a vid, and let you know when I post it, in the meantime check out the nclex videos.
Good luck and stay focused on your goals!
-yourfavnurseb
I’m currently in school to become a LPN. I’m only 1 month in and I’m veerrry scared because everything is so rushed it’s either you sink or swim. I’m scared that I’m getting by but not fully understanding the body when it come to Bio.......especially when it comes to these big words....
I'm not in Nursing or school right now, but my issue is that yes, I've went throughout school memorizing the information just for the exam, and not thoroughly understanding the material, so this has me nervous when it comes to considering a career in the healthcare field. I feel like I'm going to struggle.
Honestly that's how I made it through. I got to the nursing program and couldn't connect the dots because I didn't do the objectives and activities in the nursing program. I thought I could use my memory to do well on test. You should be fine.
I just love you!!
You give so much detailed and very informative information.
Hey Nurse B, can you do a video on how to chart notes on your patients when your working please...
I am in BSN-DNP school, and it is easier than BSN. Of course, we have to do stuff, but I don't feel like I am in a wonderland like I was in nursing school.
Great video. You are super smart, keep going girl!
Aww thx gurlie
Gonna start studying the drugs now lol. Thank you for the pep talk about my psychology class. signed up for adult/peds CPR/first aid and med terminology. trying to also get English and pre-algebra. ohhh boy lol
V M no problem, at least now you know what to expect from the class and u can do some pre studying. are u going to take ap1 in fall and ap2 in spring, that way you wont have to take it over the summer again. im still working my my ap study video. will post soon
yourfavnurseb wait what's ap1 again? I'm doing prerequisites but I need the CPR class to be a baby cuddler. Friend of mine said take medical terminology before anatomy to better prepare.
I start nursing school next month. I feel nervous about the classes and how hard it might be.
Hi Nurse B, so I’m extremely nervous I am debating between taking phlebotomy or just just straight into LVN. I’m so worried that I won’t be able to make it through the LVN or won’t be able to pay back the loan fast enough. Over here in LA it’s $22,000! And the Phlebotomy course is $2,500.00.. my question is; is it better to just throw myself into the LVN program and work my butt off or ease into it in the Phlebotomy program?
Great Video ! May you do a video on The Nursing Entrance interview ? (basically a video on the beginning process of LPN School )
Good idea, will do. Did you finish your adm packet?
yourfavnurseb Hey Nurse B 👩🏾⚕️ ! No , I'm still in motion with it . (Fafsa ,Bkgrd check , FamilyRegistry , 1 Supervisor Rpt . & Shot records complete ) Thanks for asking 😘 . I should be finished with it by the end of next week !! 🤞🏿💕
Constance Daniels hey i hope u got everything done. If u havent taken ur interview yet let me know when u have a date and i can email some of the questions they ask, just in case i havent posted a vid by then.
yourfavnurseb hey Nurse B ! I totally bombed the test 😥. I was sooo nerves . They haven't sent me the letter yet , letting me know . But I have a gut feeling I didn't get it . Thanks a lot tho ! I'm thinking if I should reapply . Or just move on . I'll pray on it ! 💕💋
Constance Daniels Dont count yourself out. And if nursing is something that u really want to do. There are plenty of options. Email me if u want to talk. bscottcross at gmail
Hi Nurse B, can you make a video updating us about what you are doing since you have graduated, your job duties and if you are going to move forward to RN. Also, would you be able to add in where you would like to end up during your nursing career such As NP or more of the leadership roles. Thank you.
chelsea nabonne thx for the suggestion. Will do!
Are there any TH-cam videos, books, or apps that you used to help you study for different classes?
Excellent video! Thanks for sharing.
This video just became very upsetting at 2:00.. Lol
Hi Nurse B, I graduated from high-school this year, and was looking to become an lvn. There are two lvn programs that I'm interested in: Hcc and Lone star. Hcc is at a level 1 for $4174, and Lone star is a level 2 for $2400. I'm not sure which one I should go for; level 1 sound like it won't be as difficult as level 2, but level 2 seems like it would be best career wise. Which one would you go for?
OMG yes. Soo much reading
She said 25-50 patients. I thought the max was 5-10 patients. :0
you are amazing ❤
i going to become a cna first and 2-3 years later go back to school for lvn/lpn or rn and afraid that i will not do well in school and if i do graduate, i will not be a good nurse. but something i fear is not remembering the things they'll teach. do i need to remember everything?
Leamonta Ealy Hi, You're never going to remember everything, alot of what helps you to be a good nurse is on the job training. Its nothing to be afraid about a lil nervous yea but just stay positive and make sure that you do your best to prepare for school before you get in.
Hey sis can you make a video about getting into LPN school I start class in august for my accelerated LPN program which is 14months but now I'm working on my prerequisites an the only class I have to take is A&P an this class seems very hard how did you study a&p do you have any tips! I also work prn as a CNA for the weekend 7pm-7am an my A&p class is 5-9pm Monday- Thursday I'm attending pccti in oak brook Illinois look it up when you get a chance I'm going to start my visuals some time soon
Congrats on getting into a program! I'm working on an A&P study video. Besides A&P, what specifically do you want me to talk about as far as nursing school?
I need important question of anatomy and physiology
You can email me. yourfavnurseb@gmail
Great info!😉😎
What if everyone passed no matter what grade 😂
How do they give you 25 or 50 patients. Is that even right?
When I was in nursing school I would ask my instructors if there was any legal nurse to patient ratio. Basically it always came down to No, but you have to protect your license so if you do not feel comfortable then its up to you to say/do something.
nurseb but if you say you can't handle something will you get fired?
Fitness Babe California is the only state that I believe regulates safer nurse to pt ratios.
Hellll yeahhhh.
How hard is it to try and balance learning to become a RN (taking classes and such) with a retail job?
Great RNG Not sure, Ive never done retail, but Im sure that its not as physically or mentally taxing as being a CNA, but I have heard some horror stories about working in retail. But overall its prob just as challenging simple because it takes your time away from school. Have u seen my how i worked while in nursing school videos?
Hi Nurse Brandy, do u have any materials available from your nursing program??
Yes, what specifically? Do you have a video request?
Are you pregnant? lol I know when I start talking a lot I get out of breath like that . I'm 18 weeks .
Raven Tousaint Girl yes Im 23 weeks (my SOB drives me crazy trying to do vids but i love it). Congrats! So youll know what your having soon? Check out my 2nd channel stayforevertrue. I have pregnancy updates and vlogs
Thanks & congratulations to you also . I don't know when I'll find out what I'm having , but I'm so excited. I will definitely check out your other channel 😘
Raven Tousaint when u do your 20 week ultrasound they will tell you. Hopefully your lil one is moving and the tech is able to get a good look.
What are the most important Classes for LPN to do 1st as far as prerequisites I live in Maryland
T Campbell it really depends on the school. Some schools have the prereqs built into the program. If you are looking at a school that requires prereqs I would say start with your harder courses like science and math but mix them with a humanities course like English or a soft science like psych.
It’s also important to start with the science and math because you may have to do prereqs for your prereqs. For example if you have to take A&P, biology is a prereq for that course, so you’ll want to take that first.
Here’s a video that goes more in depth
How to Plan Out Your Nursing Prereqs | All You Need to Know | YourFavNurseB th-cam.com/video/harVRdFZvHg/w-d-xo.html
@@yourfavnurseb9699 Thank you for that I live in Maryland i wish i could find a school here in Baltimore that has the prerequisites in the program
Yes it does make it easier BUT if you plan on going further you can use those towards your RN and prereqs are easier when you do them outside of a nursing program. You are able to really grasp the information and it will prepare you for school.
Whew 😰 😅
Great Video! Thanks for sharing 😊