jackieee

Thank you, that was a huge help. Is it bad to just have an associates in RT? I know some places don't want associates. I was thinking doing the RT which gives me an associates and a bachelors in HSL then going back to nursing school.

Yes you're right, its also because during the time I was dealing with a lot of family issues and my father going for surgery, not doing well after it and me working full time. I have no other choice, I need to work. my pre-req grades were excellent, A-'s and B+'s

So I failed out of nursing school by one point in my class. I am really down about it. I have really bad testing anxiety. I am really good hands on but when it comes to the textbook and testing I just have a hard time. I basically have two options at this point. Stay at my school and switch majors to respiratory therapy and finish that in two years for an associates degree and go back to nursing (dual degree program) or just go to a different school and start over on nursing. I just don't want to waste anymore time then I have. I love nursing and I do not see myself doing anything else. It is my passionate and I am so heartbroken that this happened. I just have no idea what to do.