Susana Appiah

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?