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Am I just friendless? I’m in my early 20s. I feel like I don’t know anyone well enough to ask them to travel together to another country, as it cost at least thousands. People I am more close with are always refusing due to financial reasons or disinterest in the place I want to go.
I am kinda scared to solo travel because of language barriers and safety(it just feels less embarrassing and more safe if you have someone with you) as well as taking pictures and whatever.

I’m graduating soon and want to continue with my education after working as a RN for a few years. And I need some advice from current NPs and students.

I was checking UBC np program acceptance rate it seems like it’s around 25%. Which is kinda the same as a BSN acceptance rate, but also you are competing with everyone who’s nurses too. And I don’t know how I can set myself apart other than working in higher acuity areas and having more working hours.

Do you think having good extracurricular outside work will help? I do currently help out in nursing research lab and volunteer for medical school. I’m also planning to teach clinicals after 2 years of working. I have some close relationships with my instructors and nurses from nursing school, I help out a lot in the faculty, so I have confident in really good references from nurses and other healthcare professionals I worked with. But I’m not sure if np school care about those things.

Hello, any vet for a kitten you recommend?
I am looking for a vet I can trust for long term, thats affordable and reliable.
My kitten will need to get the 2nd and 3rd shot of FVRCP, rabies and spaying surgery. So looking for a place that’s on the cheaper side for those.

Ps: I asked a place in west K and they said she needs an exam every single time she goes for an vaccine, I never had a cat and don’t know if that’s normal or not, but it sounds like a “scam”…so I’m definitely not looking for something that’s requires me to pay an extra 80 bucks just to get another vaccine…