stinksapsgreen

Hi! I'm a newbie as well, I'm from Frederick, Maryland. I'm applying to the Frederick Community College Nursing School, but i'm not sure if there is a wait list. Anyway, good luck!

Me too! I'm book smart (when i apply myself), but I'm so "vacant" in real life, lol. I'm afraid that I won't have the money for nursing school. I'm afraid I won't be able to motivate myself to work hard.

I go to Mongomery College right now! Their nursing program is pretty selective so I'm transferring up to FCC (I live in frederick now). it's also pretty far away! GL to all of you waiting!

I am a big people person and would like a career that allows me to interact with other people. Another reason to become a nurse is because my dad was sick most of my life and that had a great impact on my life.

Thank you and good luck to you too!

Thank you very much!

Yes, very! Thank you! I've been looking at the pre-req's at my new CC and the only one I have so far is EN101. I'm terribly behind and wondering if I should go ahead and take BI101 at my old CC over the summer, but it'll cost 900. Yet if I don't, I'll be behind and might not graduate for another 2-3 years. My goodness, I'm not sure what I'm going to do if I don't get in!

Hi! My name is Courtney and I'm applying for the nursing program at my local community college. It'll be my second year in college. I've been pitter pattering around with my major and I've come to the conclusion that I'd like to be a nurse. I'm a people person and for the majority of my life my dad was sick, so that definitely influenced my descesion. I do have a couple of questions that I'm not sure about! If one does the two year program at their local community college and completes their clinicals, they can take the test (I don't know the name of it) and become an RN right? Should I do the two year program and then transfer to the local four year college? What are the benefits of doing this?