How to become a nurse after high school | what you need to know before becoming a nurse 2020

Hi friends! In this video I will be sharing my best tips on how to become a nurse after high school and what you need to know before becoming a nurse. I'll be sharing how I got into nursing school right after high school, how I became an RN after college. There are many different routes to nursing, specializing within nursing, and so it can be very confusing. There are also more cost effective ways than others. We will explore all the different options even if you're already out of high school and have your bachelors. If you're interested in getting into nursing these tips will help you become a nurse!
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[@yurif4n]

This was very a helpful video and I appreciate you for making this video. I'm a sophomore in highschool and lately I've realised that I need to start focusing on school and my future more.

[@CMoneyRN]

Great idea to look ahead in advance! I didn’t realize I wanted to become a nurse until late into my senior year of high school. Definitely wish I had done a lot more preparation 🤓 Congrats on 2,000 subs Tricia!!!

[@TriciaYsabelle]

Hindsight is always 20/20! But that’s okay! Look where you’re at now!! Thank You🤗

[@christelleabrego5934]

Very helpful... love your videos!!!

[@jaylint875]

Great content 📚😍✨

[@kamrynw.5561]

This helpful when I graduate from high school

[@izba4215]

thank youuuu!!!

[@TriciaYsabelle]

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching 🤗

[@dylanc.7050]

This video was extremely helpful!

[@TriciaYsabelle]

Thanks for watching! I’m glad I could help 🤗

[@sim_aware]

Really great perspectives in this. Thanks for sharing and shaping future generations! #SimTribe

[@TriciaYsabelle]

Just trying to be the mentor I needed when I was trying to get in ☺️ Thanks for watching!

[@sim_aware]

@@TriciaYsabelle You are doing an amazing job! #SimTribe

[@sarahlange2134]

you have a great smile :)

[@tayeogundipe3458]

About Pre-Nursing, since you are taking a pre-requisite what if your college doesn’t have a nursing program what degrees would you recommend also can you still take the test after two years in pre nursing? Great video, please let me know if you need better explanation to my question

[@ainaracanas3106]

heyy, loved the video!!!🫶say you are denied from a nursing program at a community college what are you supposed to do in the meantime?

[@Redlips12]

I want to know more about the ucla program I’m almost done with the pre-requisite

[@meld6684]

Thank you for the info I am 38 years old. I haven't applied/ gone to school for nursing like I could/should have the last couple of years because I wasn't sure about degree types or how to go about applying. I only have a few college credits. Am I too old to go to school for nursing? I am an aide right now but I want to have a career more in the medical field. I also haven't been able to go to school for nursing because of certain things that happened in life but now I can. The GPAs I had in school so far were good. I just worry about my age. Are there people in school for nursing that are in their late 30's?

[@pacheamatthews3410]

is AVID an extra curricular?

[@What_3221]

I’m 33 I’ve never went to college I’ve been working since I got out of high school but I want to become a rn I just don’t know we’re to begin lvn is the easiest route but I want to really get my bsn

[@THEWORMKING.]

I would like to be a school nurse, idk why.

[@alexuhh7810]

Hey I’m a junior in highschool And my grades have definitely not been the best. What do you Recommend me to do after hs? Go to community college?

[@luxurytutorials3668]

gpa isn’t everything to top universities, especially now. a lot of them are mainly looking at essays, extracurriculars, maybe test scores, and community service. although going to a cc first then transferring can save you lots of $$

[@kharis6623]

What if I choose a different major and now I want to change to nursing. I’m a senior in hs

[@jungkookthegoldenmaknae1237]

you can change your major in college btw (as long as that college ur going to has a prenursing/nursing major)

[@gurleenkaur3223]

What if my committed school doesn’t have a bsn? I’m going to UC Davis and so if I major in like chemistry, can I go to nursing school after? To be a RN, I would do 4 years at an UC then go to nursing school for 2-3 years?

[@koriqo1]

I’m also confused because I’m possibly going to Davis this fall. What did u end up doing ??

[@fairlyfaerie2386]

What should you major in for college if you want to be a nurse?

[@MB-ul7rg]

it’s called a bns degree where u qualify as a Registered Nurse 😊

[@lawlitsssolivia1867]

you can also get a adn which makes you a registered nurse but it’s less school.

[@maylam8877]

Is it like after you finish prerequisites in a community college you apply to a 4 year bsn nursing program to get that degree??

[@cruuul]

I also want to know that , I’m confused in that ...that is it that we have to finish prerequisites in community college and then we can go in bsn nursing ! If you get to know pls tell me also

[@maylam8877]

@@cruuul that is one of the choice you can do or you can directly apply to a bsn program after highschool . For example UCLA offers that option

[@cruuul]

@@maylam8877 oo thankss for letting me know about these things😊😊

[@oeowowowowiei6412]

hello if we do adn at community then transfer to get a bsn in a 4 year uni do we get transferred as a junior and take approx. 4 years to get a bsn right after high school (after both community and a 4 year) or 6 years (adn + bsn)? im so confused ;-;

[@tegsingh9942]

@@oeowowowowiei6412 me too did any one figure this out it’s been a year but I’m currently 17 almost 18 in highschool in the same position lol pls help

[@simonekayli]

Is it hard to become a nurse? Like competitive wise..

[@janayjohnson2635]

It depends on which college or uni you go to! But in general it is pretty competitive :)

[@yatubane8690]

So I’m a senior and my end goal is to either be a travel nurse or a dentist .so what I would do is go to a community college and take nursing classes the first 2 years and transfer to what ?im confused

[@burnt.norton]

you would then transfer to a university that offers a bachelors in nursing

[@yatubane8690]

@@burnt.norton thank you so much

[@monicabogans454]

I have a BA degree in Hunan Development. I’ve always wanted fro be a nurse but it was never the right time. I took most of my pre prerequisite as few years ago except for Microbiology. What advice can you give me? How do I even get started? I want to be an NICU nurse.

[@rgchcbcncjc848]

Get to Dr Harvey for nclex test assistance

[@TriciaYsabelle]

hi! i recommend going back to school for your BS in Nursing. You can do an accelerated program (aBSN) or do the masters route. It's up to you in terms of how many years you want to spend in school and how much money you want to spend for school. Pass with your entry level masters or bachelors in nursing then study for NCLEX. once you pass nclex you become an RN. you can apply straight to a NICU after. While in school, I recommend you do NICU clinicals either for your senior preceptorship/internship or find a way to volunteer in the NICU. this makes you a more competitve applicant for NICU. you can also do a nurse externship while in school (it's a volunteer program meant for nursing students to rotate through different depts to help them get more insight in different depts.)