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Hi, my name is Phyllis I just recently starting using the all nurse chat line. I live in Douglasville, Georgia it a very nice place to live. I personally feel very safe in the neighbor hood I live in. I've live in Douglasville almost 3 years now. I like the area because it constantly growing. I've applied to go to school and I would like to become a nurse. Good Luck! and I'm sure you'll love Douglasville

thanks so much for your advice....

Hi Tweety, thanks for responding. What exactly do you have to do to get excepted into the nursing program. I've only applied for financial aid and submitted applications at a few colleges. I'm really trying. I haven't been in school for years, so I know I will have to be tested? What is the procedures?

Thanks... I'm glad to hear positive feed back. I know it not going to be easy, but it's always good to know some one else been down that road as well and made it. My daughters are both teenagers. 13 and 16. I know they will be very supportive and understanding because they're very mature and respectful girls. I may have to work with them on not being so lazy, but they will support me in all other areas. I do have a question: Are you and ASN NURSE OR A BSN NURSE and are you please with the money you making after going back to school for nursing?

Thanks for responding back to me. I would like to become an RN Nurse. I have applied at some two years colleges. I was laid off my job recently and is now seeking employment. My ideas is to work evening shift at a hospital and go to school full time during the day. My previous job was in the insurance Industry (15 years of experience). I haven't been happy doing what I was doing and it just wasn't paying me the type salary I desire, therefore since I've been laid off recently this is my opportunity to consider other careers and nursing is definiteky one that I'm seriously considering. One thing I love is helping people and to be honest I'm not sure if nursing is where I really need to be, that's why I'm glad I found this chat line to ask questions and ask for suggestions. I've been told by others that I have some very good study habits and I didn't even realize I had them until I was taking some insurance courses that was very time consuming. Another question I have is should I expect to make good monie when I complete the nursing program for 2 years or will it take some time.

Hi, I'm new and I would like to introduce myself. I'm very interested in becoming a nurse. I'm 42 years of age, I'm a single parent with 2 teenage daughters. I never been to college and I have applied at some schools and are waiting to hear back. I have been reading some of your topics, and they are very interesting. I have so many questions and concerns, but I'll keep it to a minimum. My first question: Is becoming a nurse hard?