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I'm just wondering, it could be for LPN or RN, how old you were when you completed nursing school. Thank you!
39 with a BSN and I too went to a university 4 year program (that's not including the prerequisites) and almost drowned in the theory but wouldn't trade it for the world now that I know why they taught me like that.
It was the probability and statistics that was the killer course; ya know the one you have to take in order to write the mini research dissertation with over a 100 pages; and that's just the bibliography! Now was that in APA or MLA style...........................lol just kidding about how big my bibliography was; it's really how many sources I had in it Ahhh.....the memories.
i can see that - like i said, i was curious about the route taken by the person who said they got their BSN at 20. a BSN takes more time than LPN.
I don't know anyone who's done it - but its mathematically possible. If someone graduates from hs early with some college credit and goes into a 15 month BSN (I know of a couple with out prior degree requirements) - bam, there it is... Wish it couldve been me, but I'll have my BSN by my 40th birthday...
Its very inspiring to hear all your stories!
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lol I was in the same boat, too, before I turned 21. I thought it was pretty funny as well. I can pass narcs all day at work, but couldn't buy my own liquor! lol