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Hi all, I was just thinking that the other thread for those of us over 35 was getting a bit long so I figured it would be a good idea to start a new one. We may get even more people to join in if they don't have to go through pages of postings first. What do you all think?- Kimberly
Hi, Fellow members
IF you do not mind me asking what is an excellerated ADN or BSN Program? How many years does this program take compared to the traditional nursing programs. What opportunities would I have with a BSN vs ADN? I am not think at this point that I am interested in supervisory or administrative roles. However, I have considered becoming a Visiting Nurse. If I get my ADN I do not want to be limited in the scope of nursing I would beable to do. Is there a big difference regarding the responsibilties of the BSN sv ADN prepared nurse. I would like some input/oppions on a BSN vs ADN prepared nurse. Because I am spending the time and money on recieving my nursing degree I want to make the best decision for my self educationally.
Carmen
I'm definitely over 35! I'm 49 and will be 50 when I start nursing school this fall. I've always wanted to do this and am very excited (and anxious at the same time). I'm entering a diploma program that is rated quite high and it has heavy clinical experience--hands on! Best wishes to all of you and I'm so glad to have this board! I'm addicted!
Hi everyone! 36 y.o. single mom here. Working as an LPN and starting the ADN program in September. I just started a summer microbiology class last night. Really wanted to take the summer off from school but it's my last prereq and when I start in the fall I'll be glad to have it over with I'm sure! I've been an LPN for 8 years and finally decided to go back. I'll be graduating in spring 2005....same time my daughter will be graduating from high school. :)
Nurse Bucky: absolutely!
Boopchick: I'll be graduating (from an Accelerated BSN program) Spring 2005 when my son graduates high school also!
CarlJ
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I'll be 44 in a couple of weeks. Yikes! That number looks bigger than it sounds!
Tonight was the first day of the first class that I am taking towards my nursing degree. It's a preq. for an Accelerated BSN program that I hope to get into next year. While I don't doubt that it will be an "interesting" time, I just hope I have not bitten off more than I can chew.
An other "oldsters" starting an accelerated progam?
Carl