Susana Appiah

I am a college freshman who is applying for nursing school at Sam Houston State University this summer. I hope to become a Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner - Acute Care working in the PICU one day. Additionally, I am a Type 1 Diabetic.

What is the best way to study for nursing courses in college? #Fall25

Advise on how i can become a NICU Nurse (Neonatal Nurse) and what are some tips and ways to be able to accomplish this Goal? And are there any ways i can achieve this earlier? and any tips for getting my CCNE (accredited bachelor of science nursing degree) in a few years?

I am a middle schoolerwanting to work in the healthcare clinic, I am looking forward to being a nurse. But I’ve been wondering if it’s going to be really hard are there any worst parts about being a nurse? How long would I need to be in school to be able to work as a nurse? Do they get really...

Hey there I have always wanted to do something in the medical field since elementary school. The reason to me wanting to do something in the medical field is because I’ve always wanted to be able to help people who need it.Do any professionals have advice?

I’m 7th grader at Crane middle school in Yuma Arizona and I’m planning on becoming a nurse. I’m wondering what are the highs and lows of being a nurse so I can see if I really want to be a nurse.

im 17 im in high school and i need to become a cna

Any information will be helpful

And how will I know what kind of nurse I want to be ?

im a 17 year old girl who wants to become a neonatal nurse practitioner, and to start my career i want to enter the medical field and get my hands on experience asap.

What was the hardest part of nursing school and what was the most difficult for you? How did you overcome this difficult part of nursing school? What advice do you have for incoming nursing students?

I really want to be a nurse, but I know it is going to take up a lot of my time. How can I balance all of these things?

Hey y'all! I'm currently a high school senior who's going into nursing, specifically trauma. I currently have my EMT certification so I have seen something but I know I haven't seen the worst. One of my concerns going into this field of nursing is how am I to cope and comprehend some of the...

Inn regards to your personal journey and your academic journey! Thank you so much!! #Spring25

I go to Coconut Creek High School. I want as much nursing/physician's assistant career advice as possible. After I become an RN within the next 10-years I would like to proceed further and become either a traveling nurse and psychiatric nurse. Thank you so much!

I am a senior in high school, and I am open to any sort of path that involves nursing.

I'm a nursing student in my first year of college. Looking for a job to understand more about my field and to make money in something I love to do which is helping others.

I'm a college student

I will be an incoming freshman pursing a BSN. Nursing school is intended to provide you with the medical aspects and patient care components of the field. I want to be prepared for this as well as other obstacles that might come my way in order to be a more well rounded healthcare worker.

I am a 17-year-old transferring to a four-year college in the fall. I plan to major in nursing. I have enough prerequisites, so I am able to apply to nursing school in the spring. While I have good study habits, I know that nursing school is hard, and I'm worried that the habits I have might...

I'm a Freshman in High school. I want to get into medical science and become a CRNA.

I am a hard worker who is not afraid of a heavy workload I havent had the oppurtunity to work in a internship role but I would love to soon.

I'm currently working on prereqs for nursing school, planning to start nursing school full time when my youngest child starts Kindergarten. For all you parent RNs, what kind of schedule do you find works best for you to balance work and family life? #Spring25

How to cope with stress while in school?
what was the easiest part of college?
do you suggest getting your masters or going straight to doctorate school?

I'm a senior in high school currently doing full-time dual enrollment at Valencia College, and I’ll be graduating soon with my associate’s degree. I plan to apply to UCF’s BSN program and eventually pursue a master’s degree to become a pediatric nurse practitioner. I’ve been volunteering at...

I know there are so many pathways available in nursing; but what is the best advice to get into a specialty that you already have your sights set on?

I am a Christian, Hands-on learner mostly, studying in SC, want to eventually become an NP.

I'll be starting my BSN program this fall and I had difficulty completing my geriatric rotations over the winter after finding out my grandfather was in end stage heart failure. I want to make sure I can cope with my own emotions while effectively helping patients.

I have heard that it is a good idea to start in the floating pool of the hospital. I have also heard about starting in a doctors office as soon as possible. #Spring25

what are the pros and cons to working in a hospital setting verse a clinical setting?

My name is Tiffany and I have over 10 yrs plus experience in the healthcare/home health care fields..i want to further my education so I can help the elderly in there homes not just as a aid/CNA but as a traveling physical therapist..it sounds exciting to me

I'm an incoming Nursing Student and was accepted into a ABSN program. The program I am attending is asynchronous and relies heavily on the student to be self-motivated. I want to stay on top of the book work and even ahead if possible but I've never been in an asynchronous class before.

I feel like if I do it, I won't like it seriously. I don't want to do a career I don't like

will it be worth my time?

What would be a good minor for a Bachelor of Science Nursing student to have to support vertical career growth in healthcare? What specific careers within healthcare would purposed minors support?

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I'm interested in becoming a RN first, then gaining enough experience to become a travel nurse. I wanted to know how often I would actually move as a real travel nurse.

I have already got my Certified Clinical Medical Assistant certification and I am also wondering how I can apply this to my future career. I would like to come out of nursing school being a Nurse Practitioner and I want to know how long this might take. I would also like to know how long it...

I’m just starting college at 30 to try and set my kids up for a better future I’ve already picked my major as a Bachelor in science of nursing to be a travel nurse.

I'm currently a high school senior, but I will be entering college in the fall for pre-nursing.

How can I study in a way where I retain the information, and what website/books/sources helped you through nursing school? Is there anything you regret putting time into study wise (that didn't work)?

I am starting nursing school in the fall of this year and I originally wanted to continue after I get my BSN to become a midwife. Now I have been interested in become a Nurse Practitioner because I want to possibly open my own wellness center but still want to be a midwife. Would I have to get...

I am attending midwifery school this summer 2025 and I would love to seek out mentorship but am not sure how to network correctly.

I recently got accepted into a nursing program and would love to hear from others who’ve been through this, especially those who returned to school later in life. How did you manage school, family life, and everything in between while staying motivated? Why do you think certain habits or...

I am incredibly excited to be a nursing student, but my biggest fear is getting burnt out easily. I am used to difficult high school courses, but how will that translate over to college? I also plan on double majoring or minoring in family/child studies, female studies, or neuroscience in order...

I'm an upcoming college freshman considering double majoring in nursing and psychology. I've researched and personally heard stories about double majoring and the rigorous workload that comes with it, but would it be necessary for my career path?

As a second-year undergrad student, who has an on-campus job, what other resources can I locally use that could benefit me as a young first-gen and Mexican female, whose parent are no longer in the country?

What are the challenges of nursing school?

Is working in the phlebotomy field a organized area or are most nurses unorganized?

I am a sophomore in high school who knows they want to work in the medical field but not quite sure just what. I'm really interested in being a life flight nurse/dr but I feel like I don't know enough about it to know for sure if it's the path I wanna take.

If you really want to work with blood and drawing it is it worth going through all the nursing?