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  1. I actually work in Conshy, but I never looked into programs in that area. Since I work full time, I would have to quit my job to go to school for nursing and that is my main problem. I will definitely look into MCCC to see what they have. I appreciate the help! Thanks!
  2. I was wondering if anyone here can give me some sound advice! I have been interested in becoming a nurse for a really long time. Now I have become serious enough about it to start trying to get into a nursing program. The thing is, I am impatient! Very impatient to say the least, and even though I am willing to do whatever it takes, I just don't want to be in school for five years before I can become an RN. I've been doing research for months, constantly looking for information, but I feel like I am stuck in a rut. To get to the point, I am just trying to find the best option for getting on the fast track to become an RN. Should I go to school to become an LPN first? Or should I just go the ASN to BSN route? I feel like with becoming an LPN, it would kind of slow me down because ultimately, I would like to obtain a BSN. Then I have been looking at several schools, and CCP (I am from Philly) has the best ASN program, but it is soooo competitive. I would hate to work so hard to get into a program and then get rejected! Not to mention, I haven't taken all my pre-reqs yet. I've been looking at all the Philly area colleges for BSN programs as well, and I would rather try to get my ASN first. Also, I am a working adult. I have a full time job with an apartment and a car. So with that being said, there are so many limited opportunities for me. I cannot find one part time RN program and it drives me nuts! However, I am willing to leave my job to go back to school if I can find a way to cover my expenses. Has anyone ever been in my situation? Or hypothetically, what would you do if you were in my situation? I am very passionate about becoming an RN and ultimately would like to become a NP or CRNA. I just wish I made this decision at 17 instead of 24!!!! Please help!

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