Rinasoso
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I'm afraid I'm in a bit of mess when it comes to filling out the application of the record of conviction. I have two unpaid traffic tickets, and I was hoping to pay them off after I start working as an LVN, I had no idea that I had to report this. I'm so set on becoming an LVN, but these tickets are holding me back. I come from a family of low socioeconomic status, and I don't have a job. I cant find a way to pay these tickets. Im a caretaker of five siblings, that is why I cannot work. Like I said before, I wanted to pay off these tickets after I get a job as an LVN. My question is, how will this affect me and my application? Thank you very much for your time
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Wow thanks for the information frank. The thing that sucks is that my lvn program is 32,000, and I'm very interested in this cni college. Tuition altogether seems to be very near west coast university. If you don't mind me asking, how are you paying for college? Right now I'm on parent plus loan, I'm 23. I'm thinking of working first as lvn to "up" my credit so I wouldn't require a copayer/signer gig when Ill need a loan. I really don't want to rely on anyone else....I called on Friday. The advisor sounded friendly. She said there are no prerequisite, all the core classes are included in the program. It's 20 months long, associates. The only thing is that they accept at most 24 people per session, I don't know how many sessions per year though. And it's a hybrid based which means online and course attendance. Tuition is 60,000..... What a *****. Though I wish I attended this program than my lvn program which is 32,000.... Sucks. The advisor also said that typical schedule is 8.00-5.30pm, not sure how many days a week. You have to have availability when you're in this program. And the tuition, she said students use up all resources: grants, loans, payment plans, they even take our private loans.... Sounds stressful, which is why I'm thinking of joining the army for the loan repayment program.... And also to serve haha! :))More specifically, the registered nursing program that is 20 months long ...