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As a nursing student, I often find myself overwhelmed and discouraged by getting good grades and fierce competition, wondering if it's even worth it. I've always wanted to be a nurse - I care a lot for people and want to make a difference in the healing process. For those of you who are nurses, and have been for a little while, if you could go back and do it all over again, would you? Why or why not? What profession would you have chosen? Thank you!

I'm sure I'm duplicating a thread, but I couldn't seem to find any discussions that answered a few of my questions/concerns specifically. Are there any military spouses out there who succesfully completed nursing school although their husband/wife was active military? Here's my issue: I was halfway through the prereqs for nursing schools in Colorado when my husband and I decided that he should join the military. Now i'm concerned that my credits won't transfer once we moved. Does anyone have any experience with that? I'm determined to get RN licensure, however, it'd be nice to get some advice and answers to these questions from nursing students/nurses that have gone through a simliar situation.