cassy94

I understand why you don't have any advice... I should be in high school right now & my biggest worries should be about my date to my junior prom and what sports to play. I haven't graduated yet but, I was bored in High school (it wasn't challenging enough) so my counselor just sent me to college. I've learned my lesson now because my brain is so tired

Thanks for replying. I notice that i've learned to manage my time better than before I started the pre-requisites. It's nice to know that I'm not the only one who feels like this sometimes. I'll take a break because i'm burnt out right now and i'll decide if nursing is right for me.

Thanks for the reply. I've heard other people say that i'm doing for my age and I guess so.

Hi all! So I turned 16 two days ago and I will be taking the nursing entrance exam in a few weeks. I have taken the pre reqs and they've taken a lot out of me. I made some mistakes like taking Micro and anatomy simultaneously and it was a nightmare. :crying2:I could cry just thinking about it because it's hard to keep a B in four classes when two of them are science. I can only imgaine that nursing school will be harder. I don't know if it's cold feet but, I've been searching for a way out very desperately. I volunteer at a hospital and I love what nurses do but, I don't know if I can handle the school. Do I just need a break or should I just stop while i'm at it? Thank you for your opinions! :)

MedSurg32RN, Thanks for replying. I never thought of student exchange. I will contact my counselor (didn't think of that either:specs:). I will definitly look at some programs but, I wonder if I get credit in both countries... Great idea thanks again

Oh OK thank you Silverdragon102 basically it doesn't work either way right? I wonder how other people do it. I did some research online and there is a possibility that I can teach english while there to earn some cash, but I don't think I even want to know the pain in the butt steps to do that.

Thanks for the replies:up: I have read the other "france" forums, but they didn't have the answers that I need. What I got from your replies is... I should probably get my degree here because I couldn't work and go to school at the same time at france. I think that still leaves a problem. Even with a US nursing degree, i'd probably have to go back to school in france because the degrees or diplomas aren't equivalent.( That's what I got from the other forums).

Hello, My situtation is pretty complex and I would very much appreciate any help. I'm in my third year of high school and college at the same time due to a program called dual enrollment. This means that I will graduate high school with two years of college. I want to move to France, but eveything about the education is different and just confuses me. I know every word in the french language, but I often can't respond because I speak creole. This can easily be fixed by taking a few french courses in college..(right?) Should I get my degree here? If so, how hard (if even possible) will it be for me to work in france after words. Or should I get my degree in france? ( I would have to know what courses to take to go directly to a french university from US High school) If a problem occurs and I have a french degree, will it be too hard to get work in the US? Another thing about this option is.. Supporting myself while there. I will still be 17 when I graduate and so my mom will send me $600 because I will still be a minor. How else can I support myself? I really want to do this and it's very complicated so I will very much appreciate detailed answers, but anything is OK.