Help almost new grad

So, I graduate with my BSN in August. I am currently 14 wks pregnant, so that puts me at 20 wks when I graduate. Seriously what are the chances that I'm going to get hired anywhere. All around people are saying they are having a hard time finding a job, its just not looking good for me. Granted if Im not showing really when I interview, I know I dont really have to tell them, but I would feel so dishonest. And say I dont get a job until after the baby, I will be a 6-month or year old grad with no experience, that sounds almost worst. Anyone been in this situation, or have any advice? Thanks!
Don't tell them and wear loose clothing to hide it. Don't worry too much because stress is bad for the baby.

iwas wondering if the new grads in florida would consider creating a new grad volunteer workforce it could serve 2 purposes, experiance for new grads and a pool of nurses to draw from when jobs become avaible . any thoughts . and can sombody please tell me how to get a posting on the main page ?

Click on a forum in the yellow navigation bar & in the upper left hand corner there will be a button that says "start new thread". If you click on that, it will post to the forum you chose. Also, the underlined red words indicate spelling errors- another great feature.

thank you

First things first:Congradulations! "May you beget a hundred more!" Quote from Pcherry001Seriously what are the chances that I'm going to get hired anywhere. All around people are saying they are having a hard time finding a job, its just not looking good for me.

roy , god bless you man . thats the stuff im talking about i completely agree our grads need more of that (fighter attitude ) i started a facebook group called (Great i became a nurse and now theres no jobs ) please fell free to join and give the newbies a shot of self confidence.

I would suggest telling any potential employer about your pregnancy. It is illegal for them to discriminate against you because of it (although I'm sure it does probably happen, and far too frequently). But I would want a manager to feel that I was honest, and starting out by not telling them the truth will not look good on you once you have obtained a job. Good Luck and Congratulations!!!