Let me know if anyone has any questions! Comment and ask down below or even DM me on Instagram! ☺️🩺👩🏽‍⚕️

going to community college first is definitely the smartest route and very much underrated especially for nursing programs!!! working as a CNA/LVN definitely can help better/build a resume for an RN job and not much ppl know about it!!!! your video tells it all :)))

Community college is where its at💯💯💯 Also keep in mind that everyone is on their own journey, TRUST YOUR PROCESS😌😁

I’m a CNA and make 33$. I’m starting LVN school in March!!! 🙏❤️❤️

Great video, no nonsense, straight forward information. Love the honesty. Started with your correctional video and just keep watching. Thanks!!

Girl you're literally my hero. This is exactly what I'm thinking on doing and I wasn't sure how to go about it. Thank you so much for this video.

The impaction and competition for RN programs in California is insane. I’ve learned personally it’s extremely hard to go straight to RN here. I completed prerequisites with a 3.9 GPA and 89 on the TEAS and still couldn’t get into all 5 RN programs I applied to. I’ve realized I made the mistake of not getting experience in healthcare beforehand; some schools give more points for that. So now I’m about to start CNA school, and possibly LVN later

I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!! I was sooooo nervous to go to lvn route because I thought that it was a set back. You helped me realize that sometimes you have to make changes in life. Thank you sm!

People who take this route are always the best nurses! 💛🙌🏽

Thank you so much. This is what I needed. I am currently a CNA just got accepted to start in January. Am so excited. Thank you so much for this video

Yessss. I recommend this route. I’m on this same path now, I’m an aide doing home health now enrolled at ecpi in the LVN Program! Working home health while in nursing school gives you so much more time , I’m able to do my work while I’m sitting with my patients compared to working in a facility

she got beauty and brains!!! 😍😍

I had to pause in the middle of the video and just comment on how informational it is. I have always wanted to be a nurse but never thought I could actually do it. But after talking to a few people and ultimately watching this video definitely makes me want to do it. In the beginning I let so many people discourage me and in the end I felt like I was going to fail. Hearing your story, the good the bad, just the brutal truth made me feel comfortable in some type of way. So thank you for sharing your story with us. Thank you for encouraging me💕

I love how well done this video is put together ! You look so beautiful by the way!!! 🥰🥰

HERE FOR THIS VIDEO 1,000%! My favorite hands down! So excited for your growth, ain’t nothing easy about this career. But the best is yet to come. Much love and support Jay. XOXO Stay safe gorgeous 💜🤍

I am 17 years old, I graduated high school when i was 15. I finished my pre requisite classes for college and am going to take the HESI Nursing entrance exam to enter nursing school in a couple of weeks. Wish me luck!!!!!! After the exam, i will enter the nursing's program and study for 2.5 years and graduate from the program and hopefully get my license work at clinicals and hospitals and be an RN Wish me luck people

It's the fact that you answered all of my questions in one video , thankyou ✨

Woww! 👏🏽I love how detailed your vid was! Really one of the best vids i have seen! Love that you provided the real deal about your experience, cost, & pay. My goal is to become an RN, im a CNA that jst finished the prereqs but feel not competitive enough bc i got a “C” in anatomy 3yrs ago. I manifest this lifestyle for myself✨Thank you for this vid💕

I needed this video thank you I been stressed I just graduated being a medical assistant now I feel lost because nobody in my family in the medical field so I came here and got my answers thank you will start with community college I was stressed about that too I’m a single mom of one and didn’t want to get bombed 🙏🏾🙏🏾💯

Congrats!!! Thanks for sharing. I am taking my prereqs for lvn. I cannot wait to get started. :)

Love this video! Thank you for all the info you shared! It’s one of the best videos I’ve seen!! I was a medical assistant for 7 years and now going on my 10th year as an LVN and I’m finally back in school for my RN. It’s definitely been a journey, wish I would’ve gone back sooner but here I am.. it’s never too late 💙

Oh lord I began my Rn at PCC next month, how exciting to stumble upon your video! ❤️❤️

Thank you for this video love this definitely helped me out you should feel accomplished girllll a RN at 25 you go girlll 💗

I completed a Medical Assistant program at a Community College and I just completed my externship and I loved it so much! I signed up for a few prerequisite classes so I can to try to get into a LVN program at SCC and they have the beige program. It’s so competitive in California to get straight into an RN program. I hope I can get into the LVN program next fall.

This information was sooo helpful and amazing the way you explained everything!

We love an informative queenie 👑

This video changed the course of my life honestly. You’ve shown me a different path to my RN. I’m also a PCC student btw. Thank you 🙏

My dad is a NP so I know how hard nursing school and training can be! Congrats!

It takes a special person to be a nurse. Thank you for what you do!

This is so awesome for those who want to work in the nursing field!!

Amazing video. I’m almost doing the same thing as you!! About to finish up my LVN in 3 months and want to work home health because you do make your own schedule, so then I can go straight into the bridge to BSN :))

You’re so gorgeous! I am in the LVN program and can’t wait to be done this year. I plan to bridge LVN to RN in 2022 :)

This video was so helpful and I admire you for sharing your story! Some of my family have been being negative since I decided to switch from RN to doing the LPN/LPN program and it’s irritating. I currently work as a Tech/CNA so I just want to be able to graduate sooner and make more money so I can be financially secured during RN school. Glad u mentioned it being a back route to your path. Just b/c you don’t start off as RN doesn’t mean you won’t end up being one. And you proved that❤️.

So I got in the LPN program this summer 2021 at my college. My main goal is RN so I will do the bridge program the following year or so. I have always been in the hospital settings and they start off a new LPN at $21 and a new RN at $25 out here in PA. I am so glad I found your video about home health pay , I did some research for Bayada home health and they start their LPN off at $30-$35 and RN at $38-$40.

Thank you for this video!!! I am in my last semester of pre reqs at a university and already $30,000 in debt 🥲 I am on the BSN track but have been looking into different ways to get to my goal as a RN and stumbled upon LVN/ LPN programs. It is basically the same timeline if I got my LVN than did a bridge program like you but the tuition is cut in half! I was scared because a lot of people say LVN do not get hired but I am staying strong and listening to you girl!! I will bring going to CNA school in the summer than LVN school in the fall 💛

Omg thank you so much for this video it was so informative! Thanks for breaking this info down!

Omg ! I am so glad I stumbled on this video! This inspired me to keep on going to school . I just finished my LPN in mid MaY.

Wat a journey! Love this for you

Wow your so inspiring 🥰 thank you for such a great video!

Great minds think alike I’ll be applying this fall and that’s my plan to apply to both programs so I’ll be doing a video on that soon

Thank you for this informative video and congratulations on your career! :)

Loved this video! Very informative. Thank you boo.

CNA now, going to work in a new Assisted Living facility part time and now I'm about to start my Pre-reqs for LPN or RN... I'm gonna fulfil all of the RN pre-reqs and apply for the two LPN programs here and the 1 RN program and whichever takes me, I'll go towards. I'm hoping for the LPN first though because its a quicker route, higher pay and more prep for RN. We'll see. I love seeing this. Thank you!

thank you for sharing I am a CNA now and I am looking to go back to school and the way break it down I appreciate you I am going to find a community college with that program and thank your hubby for his service 2, god bless you both new subbie.

I really needed this ! Thank you !

Ill be starting my CNA training at Moon River and I'm so excited

Congratulations crisis nurse very wonderful video the most frustrating thing with me is the pre requisites for am an LPN and that pre requisites is what is pulling me back.

Congratulations!!! Wow you are absolutely amazing!!!! 🥰

I loved listening to your story.. wish it was like that in CT... your on your own trying to get your RN.. and there's not really bridge courses it's sad... but awesome girl❤️❤️

Congratulations, you are amazing! Your journey sounds so much like mine, but I have not yet been accepted into LVN school. Heres to hoping! Thank you for all of this information, it was so very helpful

This is seriously my EXACT plan. I start a sponsored CNA program through a rehabilitation care facility in mid September and at the end of September I’m getting my pre req’s for LPN school done and then I’m going to get my CNA 2 so I can work in the hospital. I plan on going to LPN school next fall. Thank you so much for sharing your story

Wow you’re amazing !🩷

When I tell you this is how my college was with me when I was in college the first time. When I tell you I’m discouraged right now but ima figure it out cause I’m Air Force. A lot of schools don’t especially if your military, but I won’t let it stop me I’ll be a Nurse period!

Great video!!! ❤️❤️

So much good advice. Thank you

Omg I went to cal state la too. Lol I def partied waaay to much my first year. Idk how I passed. I ended up going to a cc as well. Now in a lvn program & will bridge over. Funny how life works and how some of our paths are actually similar. Went to a cna program in Monterey park too 😂. That’s crazy.

Oh wow I went to PCC as well!! I graduated in 2013. How awesome!

Heyy!! I went to citrus college for CNA!! Great instructors!!

This was great info. Thank you l.

Your so beautiful and you did a great job explaining 💜💜

🤩🤩🤩 KILLIN THE GAME

This was very insightful

This is so helpful! Whether you want to be a nurse or not ☺️

this helped me so much thank youuuu

Love your video I start at WCUI here in Ca I’m sooo happy

Thank You So Much For This Message!!!

This is a good video. Thank you. 😊🤗

Thank you so much for this video!! Can you do an update when you graduate? What the starting pay is for BSNs? I’m going to start school in August for my BSN but I live in AZ. I’m considering being a travel Nurse

Congratulations!!

Thank you for sharing your path

Heyyy came from 5on5iveee 🥰🥰🥰

Definitely a great career I’m currently an LVN in the RN Program 💕

I love this! So much good info 😍

I love your vid is so educational

JAYLIN! I'm so glad I found this video! I've worked as an HHA while doing my pre-reqs at a community college (I am currently working as a CNA floater at a hospital in San Diego) My goal is to be an LVN. Perhaps RN sometime down the road. However, all the LVN programs that I am looking into seem to have a long waitlist ESPECIALLY SINCE THE PANDEMIC. I am strongly considering an LVN private school ($37,000). I know it is a lot BUT I think it would pay for itself. Do you have any insight? Please and thank you!

I just found this video and it's so helpful. I'm currently a CMA and just got accepted into the LPN program. I dont plan on bridging into the RN program, but who knows I might change my mind later on. Thanks for the info!

Thanks for information, God bless.

Hi I absolutely love this video! I’m a current student at community college, and going to apply to a ADN program this upcoming fall and before that I’m going to do a CNA program in the summer. I’m wondering why you didn’t have to do clinicals?

I loved this

Thank you, very motivational. This video helps. :)

I thank you so much for your encouraging words. I’m a patient care tech level 2 now. The nurses I work with were like girl just go into nursing school. Why are you doing all that. I’m like bc I have to pay outta pocket and it’ll be cheaper. They were trynna tell me cost of school was about the same and I won’t make anything as a lpn but all the research I was doing was saying that I was!!! So I am so happy that I found your video to confirm that I’m on the right path 🙏🏾🔮😇 I do have one question, do you think I should go ahead and get my CNA license? As I stated before, I’m a PCT II and I just have my CPR license.

Very informative video💯

This intro was so adorable

Started from the bottom now we here ❤

I just graduated high school and I did a dual enrollment program for CNA at my technical college here while still in high school. The path that you took is currently the path im taking!! I have lots of questions. I am working as a CNA now but next month im majoring in LPN!

Great video 💕

Love this

Thanks dear. Your video is helpful. I just got my Lvn license and am about to start working with an agency and they placed me in a convalescence facility and i want to do the bridge lvn-rn course but my school doesn't offer it because it's a private school so I want to apply in los angeles trade technical college for the bridge courses. Hope am on the right track?

2:25 apply to many 5:40 Lvn home help - gives you time

Can I just say that the quality of your videos are amazing! What camera do you use?? And editing software?? Also, girl you are killing it especially being so young! Keep going 💕

You just got yourself a new subscriber! Can you please go over how to get your Aesthetic Certification?! Thank you 🙏

So let’s say I get into LVN trade school right out of high school what would be my next step into nursing school ?

Hey it's me again! I'm watching a bunch of yt videos for RNs and I recently commented on your prison video. I want to ask, do you feel that being a new grad going into home health, you're getting foundational skills in nursing? I'm asking bc I hear exposure to bedside such as telemetry, med Surg, and or ER is the best as far as developing core nursing skills. What's your input?

Hi, loved your video! Im starting an lvn program in 2 months but I can’t decide which route to take after getting my lvn license. Did you do the lvn-rn bridge program where you get you AS degree or the 30 unit program where you do not get a degree but will be eligible to take the NCLEX-RN? Or was it an LVN-BSN program? In the end I want to get my BSN, just not sure how I want to get there yet.

Hi Jaylin, my name is Daisy and I have a quick question... I barely graduated high school and planning to do nursing. I want to graduate as soon as possible so do you think it’ll be best doing community then starting off as a cna and building my way up? What would you recommend?

Love your video girl! Do you need to take an nclex pn to proceed to lpn rn bridge program? Thank you! Stay beautiful ❤

Hey quick question when you talk about your undergrade where you going for the ADN ? I was going to do LPN first but school isn’t for me so i was going to ADN and the find a BSN program is that basically what you did is LVN the same as a ADN basically?

Now that COVID is starting to “die down” is your pay still the same?

really good info

ADN then RN To BSN program, all pre-req at community college. Save thousands