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It seems like I just cant find the right person to answer my questions. I am Currently in College in their CNA program. I have decided to become an OB. Do I become a nurse first and have a BSN in it, then go to medical school? How would that process be? What would I have to do? How long would it take?

Being a CNA seems like a good idea. :) What are the requirements for applying for that? Thank you all of you, I didn't think Id be getting this much advice in just one question. Also, Is it a requirement to have a license to draw blood? I was wondering if I should get that license before entering College, to be more prepared. Also, any book recommendations? nothing too fancy haha

Thank you all, I understand more know. So, in my first two years of college, I will focuss on mainly Math, English, all the general education requirements, then after getting all that out of the way, In the final Two years of College, I'll start taking my more major classes. ok, Starting on Next Thursday I start Volunteering at the hospital, too make sure It's the type of enviroment I what to work in the future. What kind of college nures books do you guys recommend I read in order to see the kind of things I need to learn in college?

what does that mean? 60 Units? so I need to take a class after high school and before going to college in order to get my BSN? Thanks for answering.

Hi everyone. Im a starting Senior in High School. I plan on going to Dixie State College in Utah and I have a few questions. At Dixie State, they require; Applicants for bachelor's degree in nursing must have associate degree or advance standing. And I wanted to get my BSN to become a Midwife. So do I have to get my associates degree, then my BSN, THEN I can go to a Midwife school? Do I need to take all those years of schooling? I was just wondering since my Family is'nt doing really good with our income money, and that's alot of money to pay for school. Another question here is: How long does it take to become a Midwife? And how much more money will that be? Thanks to all that help me with my "future" problems. I like being prepared early, and knowing what I'm doing in life.