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Ten Steps to Becoming a Nurse
Beth Anderson, RN | NursingLink
Do you want to become a nurse but don’t know where to begin? Here is a ten step guide to help you along the way. You will learn about the nursing profession, find out about the educational requirements and certifications, and you’ll discover tips on how to survive your first year as a nurse. This guide is meant for prospective, current, and second career nurses.
Please click on the links below to access a comprehensive description for each step.
clarissa
about 1 year ago
2 comments
i would like to begin to take my preequisites
odycasta
about 1 year ago
2 comments
fantastico
Fredah
about 1 year ago
2 comments
Thanks to u this is amazingly informative thanks but wondered how easy it is to get to free schlarships if i wanted to get into school for nursing because i wanted to join a school of nursing but lack the funding nsereko.fredah@yahoo.com
MichelleRenee
over 2 years ago
6 comments
I'll do Step 3 next year, but I have already chosen my school ( almost ). It's between Georgia Perimeter College or Georgia Highlands College.
ken_yin05
over 2 years ago
18 comments
I think this is a really great article because right now I'm so confused. This article really helped me alot with how to get started and what steps that I need to take.
Thanks alot :)
cturkois
over 2 years ago
8 comments
So far i am at step 3, I already chose my school, so just waiting. I am already taking some of the nursing classes. And let me tell you....it does take alot of your time. i found it is difficult when you are not too good in math. So i had to drop and refresh on my math, then went back to take the class. SO now....everything falls into place. Pharmacology....
dmfischer
over 2 years ago
2 comments
Very Helpful
nlewelling
over 2 years ago
4 comments
This has wonderful information for anyone who is considering nursing school. I have been doing quite a bit of research on what is needed to become a nurse and this by far is the most useful information that I have come across so far
sjhogan329
over 2 years ago
2 comments
This was very helpful to read. Thank you
Tamaraudenyefa
over 2 years ago
6 comments
Dear mommaniese
Am happy to write you today,my name is tamaraudenyefa and am an african student looking for an international nursing school on line,I can very much see that you can be of help to me,Please,i will like to have some more info about you,i mean knowing you better,like your avaliable means of contact,prefarabley your e-mail address, your phone number and if posible,the web site and the on line application of your privious nursing school that you are now as well.
thanks for your time and i will be expecting your favorable responce
best regards
tamaraudenyefa
Tamaraudenyefa
over 2 years ago
6 comments
hii every one
MY name is tamaraudenyefa
Am a negro and am new in this site
please what i want is a legitimate infromation concerning any nursing school in the europe
I will very much appreciate it if any one get back to me .
thanks
best regards
tamaraudenyefa
Tamaraudenyefa
over 2 years ago
6 comments
Dear sir/mam
Yes as you ask i will very much like to become a nurse,But i dont know were to start from,what i want to know is the necessary info it take for an international student,so i will need an asistant to find an international nursing school and there necessary info as well.
Angie_ri78
over 2 years ago
92 comments
This article has cleared up a few questions that I have about nursing. I'm starting my classes in a month and now I have an idea as to what I am getting into, thanx
JonZ
over 2 years ago
78 comments
For more information on LVNs, please check out the information in the LPN/LVN Career Profile.
ajkoolkats
over 2 years ago
4 comments
I am in LVN school. I wish you would have touched on that type of nurse. They are used alot in the area that I live in. One hospital just hires LVNs and just has one RN per nursing unit. I live in Texas and LVNs are used alot.