Crystal5308

Thank you for the input, since it has been about 5 years since I took those classes I am guessing they are probably expired (I had all "A"s in them too) My problem is that I cannot afford to not work full time. And going to school full time with my current work schedule wont work (I work a typical 9-5). I figured on getting my CNA first and looking for a night position, and also to ensure that it is something I will enjoy I honestly want to do everything, lol, but that's not feasible. I have been trying to find CNA training in my area but having a real tough time. Plus the fact that the training is all day time. Night positions are not easy to come by, especially in this economy. So, to clarify, my BS in Business would count towards a BS in Nursing? As in, I wouldn't have to take any (or not many) "regular" courses? Also, if anyone knows of some CNA training centers out here that aren't $1500 like the Red Cross, I would appreciate it.

I am graduating with my B.S. in Business Administration but am thinking I want to be a nurse again. When I went to community college from 2004-07 and did everything to enter the RN school except Physiology. So I have Anatomy, microbiology, chemistry and others. I volunteered in a hospital and got depressed, which made me not want to go to nursing school (I was 19 at the time). I am 24 now and have grown up a lot.:) I am looking into becoming a CNA first, then either LVN or RN. My question is, how would my past school experience and me recent school experience go with going to nursing? Do I have to start all over or will they still transfer? I have remembered a lot from all the science classes, my family always comes to me and calls me their nurse Anyways, any info would be great. Thanks. FYI: I live in orange county, CA