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Maliatc

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  1. Just want to know how their night/weekend program is? Is it tough...I'm sure it is, but is it REALLY tough? After lots of research, I'm leaning towards this program because it allows me to work full-time, which has nothng to do with Nursing. I'm planning on transferring after I finish my pre-reqs at a community college. What was your schedule like? What's the campus like? Did you work full- time also?
  2. I know Mount Saint Mary's is an option, but it's pretty expensive! Your help is appreciated.
  3. I'm curious...did you guys work while going through Nursing school? I'm 24 years old, and I have a stable 7-5 job. I make decent money working in a city government job. I have my own place, I have a car payment, and I do have some bills. I attend night school in trying to get my Bachelors in Business (HR), but now that I'm getting closer to getting it, I'm starting to realize that this is not what I wanna do for the rest of my life. I've ALWAYS wanted to be a nurse! I really really wanna do this, and I started looking at programs at some community colleges by where I live. THe route that I'm going is to get my ASN. The problem is that alot of the classes are during the day...in fact, I think all the classes are during the day, so I guess that means that I would not be able to keep my stable job that I have now. How did you guys do it? Did you not work at all, or did you work part-time? Or were you able to work a regular full time job and getting your RN license at the same time?

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