Published Dec 12, 2017
Gr8ful316
4 Posts
Hello, I'm putting this out there to get some advice and to hopefully connect with someone who may be thinking on the same lines or in the same boat...
I am 36 and my ultimate goal is to have my BSN by the time I'm 40! I am a first time college student meaning no degrees, I got my Medical Coding certificate years ago and have been working in Medical admin for over 11 years. I work full-time and have two small kids.
I first completed my prereqs to put my name on the LVN wait list at MCC since it is soooo looooonnng and I'm currently on Fall 2020. I figured I can do LVN then LVN to RN bridge and still continue working. All my nurse friends say I should go straight to RN and not mess around. So I took my TEAS and scored kinda low 76, didn't study that much and realize now since I passed I cannot retake until 2 years Now I'm almost done with my prereqs for the RN application and hope to finish by the deadline of Aug 2018 for the Spring 2019 RN cohort. Honestly I'm concerned that my points are just not competitive enough to get in but I'm going to try my best. If I don't get accepted I can try again or take the LVN route. Any thoughts or advice are welcome. Thank you in advance!