WooPig29

Hey guys, I'm new here and this is my first post. I recently graduated college (last May) and have begun a career in the insurance industry. To save time I'll just say that I'm not really sold on my career choice thus far. The money and advancement opportunity are great but I'd rather devote my talents to a purpose that helps others. I've decided that I really want to go back to school and get my BSN. I found a program at a highly rated school near me that allows people to go back to school 2 nights a week from 5-9pm and do all lab work on the weekends (Saturday and Sunday) while keeping my 45ish hour a week job. Do you all think it is possible to maintain a sold GPA and get into nursing school while working a schedule as such? I multitasked my entire college career and graduated with a nice gpa (3.54) (full time student athlete, part time job and full time student.) but I did so with a much less stressful major and I am a little concerned because I know that I will not be able to drop classes and need great scores in order to be accepted. Anyone in a similar situation? what made you successful or not successful? I'd just kind of like to hear some people's stories and get a feel for what I am getting into. All feed back is appreciated! -WPS29