A daily magazine for nursing students
What this publication is, who it is written for, and the people who put it together every morning.
What Nursing School Magazine is
Nursing School Magazine is a free daily reading digest for nursing students. Every morning we assemble a new edition from the best reporting published around the web about nursing school, studying, clinical rotations, NCLEX preparation, tuition and student debt, student wellbeing, and the first year on the job. Those articles are sorted into six sections so you can find what matters to you in a couple of minutes rather than an hour of searching.
Alongside that digest, our editorial team writes and publishes one original article a day on the same set of student concerns. Original articles are written for this magazine, clearly labelled, and collected in their own section, separate from the curated links.
Who it is for
The magazine is written for anyone working toward a nursing career: pre-nursing students deciding where to apply, students in ADN, BSN, ABSN, and LPN/LVN programs, students preparing for the NCLEX, and new graduates settling into their first nursing role. It is also read by faculty and advisors who want a quick, current picture of what their students are reading and worrying about.
Everything here is educational reading. It is not medical or financial advice, and it is never a substitute for your program's curriculum or your professors' direction.
How it is built
A fresh edition every morning. Each day we collect the most useful nursing school articles published around the web and organize them into six sections, so a student can catch up in minutes instead of scrolling for an hour.
Written for students, not clinicians. Every story is chosen for the questions students actually ask: how to study, how to survive clinical rotations, how to pass the NCLEX, how to pay for a degree, and what the first year on the job is really like.
An independent editorial team. The magazine is built and edited by the team behind the Nurse Entertainment Network, an independent nursing education publisher. We are not affiliated with any college, hospital, or testing body.
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