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My school requires CNA before getting into nursing, so its great you want to take that anyways! I would start with community colleges...check out the ones in your area and see which ones offer CNA courses and they will probably also offer nursing. You do not need any college classes to take the CNA, I do not think it even requires a diploma (doesn't here). If you can find a school close by with these programs offered then start there and get in contact with them. They will set you up with an advisor who can get you on track!
Dont forget to apply for financial aid! FAFSA.ed.gov if you live with your parents you will neeed there income and info for the app but if you qualify you will get enough money to cover all your classes. They have deadlines so check it out! Good luck!
Ugas2011
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Hello. First of I absolutely love this website so helpful learned so many things. However I would like to ask a few questions. Being the first to go to college this is new for my family but most of all myself. So if anyone would be so kind and answer these questions.
I am graduating high school this May, and would like to know do you go straight to nursing school or what?
I would like to get a CNA and was wondering do have to take prerequisites to get in or do just apply?
What is the best CNA program in Charlotte?
When do I take the TEAS? After high school? When?
THANKS SO MUCH!!:)