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Me me me!!! Well, ahem..... succesful insofar as I have completed all the pre reqs and all of the co reqs and I start the ADN program in the Fall. I will be 50 when classes start up. Took me a couple years to get all the pre reqs done, and I didn't get in when I applied last year, so I started on co reqs, and now all I have left are the core NUR courses. This is a big relief because the core courses are so tough and it will cerrtainly be a big help not to have to do those pesky co reqs! So, obviously, my opinion is go for it, and as I have heard many people on here say, you will be that many years older anyway, either with or without your degree.
Good day, faithfl:
I just turned 50 this past May. This past Tuesday was my first college class since 1982 (I did get an ASB in a technical school in 1984).
I'm in pre-nursing working on prerequisites for the nursing side which is extremely competitive based on a point system.
You can do it; we can do it.
Go for it!
faithfl
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I am 50 years old and I am doing my prerequisites. I will be 51 if I get into the nursing program and 52 when I become a LPN. I took care of my mother for 10 years until she passed away in August of 2010 and I decided to go for my LPN. Am I Crazy or should I go for it.
Anyone else did this and was successful?