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r/StudentNurse PUBLIC
Practically anything and everything related to nursing school.
Marketing Summary
r/StudentNurse is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 194,028 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 0.6%. With a community friendliness score of 80, this subreddit presents a moderate conversion potential for authentic brand participation. Strict rules against self-promotion are in place, so marketing should focus strictly on value-driven community engagement.
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Subreddit Rules
- Don't Doxx Yourself: Don't doxx yourself: Be careful of how much personal information you share. Your safety is very important and sharing information like your name, school, or photo (etc) is a big safety risk. Reddit is public: think before you share.
- We do not allow photos of you (or your friend, etc) or anything else that could potentially identify you: this includes posts about your school, your name, specific hospitals, etc.
- Be respectful: Please treat everyone with respect. This means communicating with other Redditors as you would with fellow classmates or co-workers. Do not attack others that might have a different opinion than yours.
- Please do not finish fights that someone else started.
- Use your resources / quality discussion / ask good questioms.: Check the resources & use the search before posting. Don't forget to check your syllabus and student handbook! Make sure your title is clear ("help with APA format" not "help") & that you provide information that allows others to help you: what have you tried? what specifically do you need help with? Common questions, questions that promote simple or yes/no replies, don't encourage quality discussion, or cannot be answered by someone outside the particular program are not allowed.
- No Asking for Medical Advice; Do Not Give Medical Advice: This is not an appropriate place to obtain medical advice. Go see your doctor, or if you must get advice on reddit use /r/AskDocs.
- No Requesting or Sharing of Copyrighted Materials (e.g. textbooks, uWorld access, test banks)
- requests for textbook PDFs, account access (e.g. UWorld), or other copyrighted material. This includes test banks and materials from Etsy. Please do not distribute these materials.
- No Advertising / Selling / Trading / Solicitation / Self-Promotional Posts / Surveys / AMAs
- advertising, selling, trading or soliciting of any goods or services.
- No surveys or data collection of any kind, including those for undergrad or grad school and those that offer pay for participation.
- We do not allow AMAs at this time.
- No Anti-Science commentary: Anti-science and anti-vax posts and comments are not allowed.
- No academic dishonesty : Please don't attempt to get info that will allow you to cheat, and don't encourage others to cheat.
- Postive/Celebration posts: As of 1/1/25 the community voted that all individual posts that are sharing positive/good news should be detailed and share helpful info/tips on how they achieved that success. Non-detailed posts should go in the related pinned post.
- Rants and Vents (negativity): As of 1/1/25 the subreddit has voted that all 'negative' posts (complaints, rants, vents etc) must be seeking feedback / advice. Other negative posts should go in the related pinned post.
- Classwork/Homework Help Must Have An Attempted Answer: If you need help with a homework problem, you may post and ask for guidance. But please don't expect others to do the work for you. Please share your viewpoint on the problem, i.e. what you think is correct or incorrect and why.
- No use of AI or LLM to write posts or comments: Using AI to post here is not allowed.
- Do not attempt to bypass AutoModerator: Yes, we have strict filters. We do it because otherwise we would have 10-15 posts a day asking the same question. Attempting to bypass automod creates much more work for the mods.
- Automod may remove a post it shouldn't because it is a robot and not a person. Please be patient and wait for your post to be approved.
- No school specific questions: For questions about specific schools, please go to AllNurses.com as we do not want people to reveal where they go to school for safety reasons, and these types of posts generally get few if any responses.
- This includes "what are my chances" questions, as it's difficult to provide an accurate answer.
- Florence Nightingale: Some posts aren't appropriate for this subreddit, even if they are following the rules. Mods can remove or lock posts at their discretion.
What is r/StudentNurse?
r/StudentNurse is a public Reddit community created in December 2012 with over 194,028 members. Practically anything and everything related to nursing school.
The community has a positive sentiment and an engagement rate of 0.6%. With a friendliness score of 80, it is considered very welcoming to new members.
Self-promotion is not allowed, so marketing efforts should focus on providing genuine value to the community.
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