Changing major to nursing
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Hi I am an 18 year old male who originally went to highschool to become a biomedical engineer. I atteded the Catholic University of America. When I was 10 I was diagnosed with a rare neuromuscular disorder which had me in the hospital many times in which I dealt with many nurses and physicians in which I got a great sense of what patient care was and getting to know your patients. A got put in me a drug infusion pump that release the muscle relaxant baclofen without it basically I am bed ridden. In the past 4 and a half years I have been in the hosptialalot with 14 respiraory arrest and temporary paralysis and the nurses were very kind and helped me get through that. My spring semester at catholic I really realized that biomedical engineering is not actualy on hands with patient care and I could do all the calulus and stuff but it didnt thrill me. I had a set back when my cathater to my pump broke and had a more invasive surgery. In which I had to take a medical leave of abscense. I always had nursing in the back of my head. I have alot of family friends who are nurses and being there for a patient in need like they were there for me thrills me. II searched more I think later on I want to go on to more advanced practice like a crna. Since I have been under anesthesia many times and I can help ease peoples minds and it interests me. I took calculus 1 with analytic geomtry,biology,chem,chem lab that will transfer to catholics nursing school and I plan to take online courses while I am recovering and take a+p1 and2 and organic chem and start as a sophore next fall. I would still have some liberal studies to make up but they are alowing me. I had 3.1 first semester iwith engineerin classesif I raise it up to like a 3.5 do I have good chance for graduate programs. Tahnkyou for listening to me talk