bladerunner32262

That's my philosophy. I take classes once. Not twice, once! I've been prone to having a hard time making up my mind. If I wanted to stay where I am the decision would be easy. See I've always loved the west coast and have wanted to move there for years. But I know if i get accepted, it'll take forever to move out there and no telling if they'll accept my credits or not. Kind of in a rut. Some people tell to just leave which is what I'd love to do but it's easier said than done and I don't like fact that I'd be withougha job. Hope something comes up.

Helped alittle sure. I had a feeling that it was either one or the other. The problem is that I work at GE. Not only is it hard to get into but the pay and benny's are great. However, my heart is in nursing and a lot of times I wouldn't mind quitting, working part-time, and going to school part-time. I've done two classes before but all that time between work and school, I'd burn out way too fast. The other thing is that I want to move to another state and I don't want to get into the program and drop out right in the middle. Sorry if I rant but I wanted to tell someone.

I currently work 40+ hours and go to school part time (1 class). Has anyone out there ever gone through nursing school part-time (2 classes) and worked 40+ hours a week? If so, would you have any tips? Is it worth it? My jobs pays great now and the benefits are great but I'm almost done with my pre-nursing classes and wondered if it's as hard as they say. Thanks.