It often happens after a bad exam grade, the professor rolling her eyes at you, or making a foolish mistake in clinicals….

How can you know FOR SURE that you have what it takes to be an excellent nurse...or if you’re just wasting time (and money) in nursing school?

Here’s the 3 areas you need to self-assess...

The first thing most people think about is scholarships, grants and loans. Those are helpful...but there are FOUR other major “strategies” that can make a big difference in nursing school affordability.

The professor that inspired me to do what I do, and teach the way I teach.

I want to tell you about a very meaningful gift that some of the very first Nursing Students that I tutored gave me...

I think it’s important for experienced nurses who seem so competent to share stories about when they messed up or did something embarrassing...that way you can feel more confident as a student nursing when you do something silly while still learning.

After all, nobody starts out as an expert nurse 💜

In that spirit, I want to tell you about a time that I made myself look kinda like a fool in front of a doctor during my OB clinical rotation.

Paying for car insurance kind of sucks...until you have an accident and need it.

But what about the kind of car insurance that covers the unexpected emergencies AND helps with oil changes and general car maintenance?

What if you could get that kind of insurance policy for nursing school? 🙏

I want to tell you about an embarrassing thing I did when I was working as a brand new operating room nurse. And it really had nothing to do with the operating room. It was just embarrassing.

If you’ve ever been pregnant, I’m sure you can relate to this: all of a sudden, everybody feels the need to tell you about their own pregnancy-related horror story.

Recently I talked with a pre-nursing student who thought all the nursing programs in her area pretty much sounded the same...and wanted to know what questions to ask to find out which was really best.

Here are 4 questions you should research before deciding on a nursing program...

In my early days of starting Your Nursing Tutor, I worked with a student who was in a very scary situation...