Published Nov 18, 2012
LoneCowboy
14 Posts
Hi everyone on this forum! I'm proud to announce that I begin Prenursing the Spring of 2013 at a local community college. I had always wanted to be a part of the medical field and even volunteered at my local hospital's ER back when I was in high school. But family pressure as well as instructors who knew me pushed me into the computer engineering field. I hated it. Still hate it today. So before I get older and become hopelessly lost, I have entered the field that I always dreamed of. After reading a few threads here, I feel I need to also state that I'm not gay but rather happily married :). My wife is in full support of my career change, makes enough money where I am able to quit my job, and move forward full time. I plan to go ANS LVN and complete a bridge to RN in a total of 6 semesters. My GE during my CE studies require I take only chem, p&a, and critical thinking before applying for the nursing program. Depending on how quickly I find a job after the RN bridge, I may enter an online RN to BSN immediately. I do not know what will happen after that!
I look forward to joining the ranks!
-L
Music in My Heart
1 Article; 4,111 Posts
After reading a few threads here, I feel I need to also state that I'm not gay but rather happily married :).-L
Beyond that, welcome. I hope that you find yourself pleased with your decision. Three years in practice and I certainly am.
I'm not sure which threads you read but nobody gives a hoot about your sexual orientation.
(Checking out the male nurse sections, seems to be a hot topic!)
FutureFLRN2014
64 Posts
Congrats on your decision to get into a field that will truly make you happy!
My only comment with the LVN to RN bridge is that some programs require you to work in your field as a LVN for a specific amount of time before you can apply to the bridge program so make sure you are aware of that info. Like I know for my local community college they require that you work in your field of licensure for at least 2 of the last 3 years.
Good Luck! :)
perioddrama
609 Posts
Congrats on going after your nursing dream!
Do good in your courses the upcoming term! :)
Good luck!
leonard_huh, BSN, MSN, RN, APN
141 Posts
Dude your still young, theres people older then you going back to school, just follow your dreams and you will be in class with a mixed age range, in the end everybody is in it together to help people, doesnt matter about race, age, experience