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Yeah, I've got to agree with you, it's too late...I mean, you only have about 35 yrs left until retirement...! Just kidding, hope you caught my sarcasm. I'm in the same boat as you are, actually. I got my bachelor's in Psychology about 4 yrs ago and then decided that Nursing is where I really want to be. I started a BSN program 3 quarters ago and will not graduate until June 2009. I'll be 28 at that time.
BTW most of the people in my program are 30 and over w/ children.
Good luck
Wellllll...you know, in dog years you'll be almost 203 yrs. old when you graduate. But, in "nursing years" I think you'll be just fine. Good luck at school!
Thats a great way to look at things...lol. You are NOT at all too late, most people I think are in their 30's and 40's when they start. I already met most of my classmates that I will be entering with since we did pre-req's together and the majority are over 30 with kids. So no you will not be LATE, better to start now then start later.
FinderKeeper
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hi there,
i am 26, just applied to a nursing school, if everything goes well, (knock on wood), and i get accepted, go to school and graduate, i will graduate when i will be almost 29. am i starting too late?
anybody out there who started "late" and still succeeded?
thank you!
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