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luvgshepherds88

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  1. I started my nursing program and due to personal reasons withdrew in enough time to get all of my money back. I had dreamed of being a nurse for years but if there are reasons that you feel necessary to take another path, please don't beat yourself up over it. I too busted my butt for excellent grades and even got an 89 on my first nursing exam, but it is what it is. The most important thing in life is to be happy and choose something that will make you happy. Good luck to you and whatever path you choose!
  2. I'm a little nervous too, I start in August! Good luck to you, I'm sure we will do fine:)
  3. I'm 46 too and starting in the Fall! I'm so much more focused now than I was when I was in my twenties. Good luck to you!
  4. In my experience, the right one will come along when you stop looking and least expect it. Good Luck!
  5. Realistically either choice you make will be ok. I think that continuing right into an RN program would be the better choice because your already in the flow of things with studying ect. Plus, the second year is going to build upon the first year and those things will be fresh in your mind. Good Luck!
  6. I'm 46 and will be starting my program in August. I'm excited and glad that I am finally pursuing my dream. You will be surprised to see how many are in your age group or older! Good luck, you will do great!
  7. I think there are cheaper ways to meet women, lol
  8. Try YouTube, especially Khan Academy!
  9. That is way too much money!!!! Run away!!!! I suggest you go to your local tech school or community college. Retake the Anatomy class, if you can.
  10. I'm 46 and just got accepted into a nursing program!!! Go for it, your never too old! I attained a 4.0 gpa in my prerequisites...I never could have done that in my early twenties. I'm just so much more focused now and can not wait to fulfill my dream of becoming a nurse. Good luck to you, you CAN do this!
  11. In my early 20's, I worked for a funeral home and actually got a talking to from my boss for showing sympathy to a family instead of empathy. The textbook description is exactly what she told me.
  12. I bought a great book from Amazon called Calculate with Confidence, Sixth Edition by Deborah Gray Morris. I cannot say enough about this book! I believe it is a dosage calculation textbook. Once you work through a chapter there are plenty of practice questions and answers to check your work. Youtube also has great stuff when you type in dimensional analysis for dosage calculations.
  13. I start my program in August. The one thing I am studying is dosage calculation using dimensional analysis. I do practice problems everyday. I also have started memorizing metric conversions. For me, these are the two things I wanted to be familiar with. Good luck!
  14. I'm 46 and start my program in the Fall! It's never too late and your never too old!!! Good luck, you can do it!!!
  15. I highly recommend the Microsoft surface pro. It's a laptop and a tablet combined. It's also very lightweight.

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