Rosevee91

I did :). I took 5 classes over the Summer for Free before their deadline. It was due to COVID and so I dedicated my life to knocking them out quickly. Loved the instructors and classes. I wish I could take all of my pre-reqs through them LOL. I recently transferred them over to my community college (pre-nursing) and have had no problems at all.

So.. is this a thing? I own a successful business and want to start studying for my nursing pre-reqs. I aim to get into a BSN program for Fall of 2021. I currently earn 25k+ monthly, of course it fluctuates but I never make any less than 10k. I have a very nice lifestyle, single, I’m 29 with two kids ages 7 & 9. My family and friends say it’s pointless to go to school at this point.. My thing is I’m super passionate about medicine as well. I’m very “multi-dimensional.” I will always be a business woman at heart, but I have always wanted to obtain this degree and pursue a BSN, and eventually a DNP. I can pay my way through school if I can sustain my business throughout. Is this possible? Is it pointless? I intend to continue keeping my business up and running while I work as a nurse simultaneously. They are two VERY different professions. (I am the only one currently working it along with a few other vendors, but not a part of execution). So basically I am free most of the time and my schedule is flexible. Advice would be greatly appreciated ❤️

Hi all :). My dream is to get my RN, BSN. I am currently working on pre-reqs, taking 3 classes a semester with still a while to go. (only have 15 credits). I skipped college in my younger years.. I recently obtained my real estate license and I am a new realtor. Is it possible to continue this career throughout school? I am hoping to hear from nurses who used to be in this field or have done it through their program successfully. I looked into PCT and CNA programs but the pay is very very low. Although a stable income, it would most definitely not be enough to cover my bills and expenses. I live on my own with no other financial support. Income as a realtor varies and is unpredictable, but it is a pretty good amount when the check comes in. I just hope I made the right move. Encouragement is welcomed ?