Lyndis

Hello, everyone. My name is Jade, and I am 19 years old. Becoming a hospice nurse is a dream of mine, and I just needed some advice as to where I should start. I was homeschooled through my high school years, and I was looking to pursue a college education in nursing. At this moment, I have very limited access to a vehicle, so I was considering online classes throughout the week, with campus education two-three times a week, preferably. I just needed to know, is this the course of action I should be taking to get into hospice nursing? Or is there some other route I should be going? Also, being homeschooled, I wasn't sure if I needed to go for my GED, or how I should go about doing that. I spoke with someone at Lanier Tech (in Cumming, GA), and they told me that a GED would suffice to get into the nursing classes at their campus. I wanted to double-check this. I didn't want to sell myself short, you know? Any advice would be great. Thank you!

Thanks so much. I'm going to start looking into them as soon as possible. Currently, I'm working a full-time job at the local Stein Mart (I really need to make some money for college and everything), so I'm trying my best to find the opportunity to visit the campuses and get ahold of the counselors. I've heard that the local Emory and Georgia Tech were good ones to look into, so I think that I'll start there. ^^

Hello, all. I'm seventeen years old, going on eighteen, and I just recently graduated from high school. My goal is to become a hospice nurse, but I just feel so overwhelmed, I don't really know where to go, you know? For one thing, I was homeschooled for all of my highschool years, so I don't know for sure what kind of special requirements I'd have to meet to get into a nursing college. Also, I live in North Georgia, and I wasn't entirely sure as to which college would be the best to look into. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!