am I to old to start?

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Hi I am wondering if I am to old to start a nursing career? I am 40. I was a CNA in 1988 for 3 months but thats it. I was always a stay at home mom and now im wanting to work and nursing is what my intrest is but I want to be a LPN not a CNA. I also want to know on average as I know it differs from one school to the other how long it will take and how much money will it cost me to go to school.

Specializes in Urology, Nephology, Internal Medicine.

Your never too old. I am 43 years old and I will be graduating next year at 44. My oldest daughter is starting high school. I am organized and so far haven't had any problems with only two semesters left. You can do anything you put your mind too.

Specializes in Acute Care of the Elderly.

:nuke:You are never too old to start! We have a 51 year old woman with no prior experience in my class right now. She is also doing a lot better than a lot of the younger folks too. Go for it!

I turn 40 this year and just graduated with my BSN in Dec 07. The oldest in my class was 48. You are certainly not too old to start.:up::up:

I Love this "There is a girl in our class who is 50 ",

It is great to me cause I am an lvn working on my RN ,am 48, and still think of myself as a girl.

:nuke:LOL

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