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Awesome, thank you for the info, I guess ill be calling our Fire department to sign up for the classes asap. Thank you again for the info.

Hi my name is Steve, and I currently live in Wentzville, Missouri. I just got out of the Navy back in August, were I was an Aviation Rescue Swimmer. Now that I am out, I really found myself wanting to help people in a better way than what I did while i was in the navy. So I chose to go to School for nursing at my local community college. However there is a 2 year wait until you even get to start the nursing classes. I am 28 years old, and I really need to start making better money. so here is the question I have. Should I just get my EMT then my Paramedic's license, then continue working on my nursing school or bridge over from a medic? Or will that not benefit me? With the bridge programs, do you still need all the math and psychology prereqs and what not to get my RN? Also if I do not need the prereqs would that limit me from getting a bachelor or masters degree? My final goal, at least at this point, is to be a flight nurse. So any help to push me in the right direction would really be appreciated. It's hard to get accurate information at school, since they pretty much all want to retain you in that school. Thank you in advance, and again thanks for your answers.