PassionWithAPurpose

Thank you all! Your posts were very inspiring, and I definitely plan to use the tutoring services provided at my school.

Thank you everybody! All your support really motivates me, and I'm excited to take on the spring semester.

Let me explain my situation. I graduated high school in 2011. I moved out of state, and didn't start college right away. I began college in spring of 2012, which I tried taking 12 credit hours. I had to drop my math because it was too difficult for me, and it was the lowest remedial math! So, I finished with all A's in my English Composition I, Sociology, and Music Appreciation. I moved back to my home state, and I still need to take the three remedial maths before I can get college credit. So for fall I plan on taking one of my remedial math classes, along with a full course load of other classes. Then another remedial math in spring, and my last one in summer! I feel so far behind though, and I know that people finish on different times because of certain situations. I just still can't help but feel horrible:/

Thank you for your advice! I plan on doing the CNA program, taking nutrition, remedial math, and psychology lifespan and development.

Anyone?

I plan on doing the CNA program in spring too! So should I just act as if it's just part of my credits? The program is 7 credits, then take however many other courses as I think I could handle?

Thank you sjtrk! For some reason, it won't let me quote your post.

Nope, no children. I am 19 years old, so I think it would be best to just go straight for my BSN. Thanks!

I hope to get into labor and delivery, but my ultimate goal is NICU. I was born extremely early, and faced many problems as I spent the first 3 1/2 months of my life in the NICU. I hope to inspire parents, and let them know that there is hope for their child to live a normal, healthy life after struggles.

Hello, Has anybody taken a CNA program while doing some pre-reqs? The CNA program is 7 credit hours. I'm thinking of taking two, or three courses so I'm not so behind in completing my bachelors. How many classes would you suggest taking?

Good luck everyone! I'm taking a remedial math, intro to psychology, intro to ethics, computer literacy, and an art class.

Hello, I'm having trouble deciding which would be best for me to do. I'm still young, only nineteen, and I am willing to invest in my future. I'd like to work in labor and delivery, and eventually work in neonatal. In order to do that do I need to become a nurse practitioner? Would it be best to get my associates, and do a bridge program for a bachelors? Then work for a few years, and apply to graduate schools? Or just go straight for my bachelors? Thank you for any suggestions! Greatly appreciated :)

In fall I'm taking Introduction to psychology, Introduction to ethics, Math, Computer literacy, and an art class.

Good job, everyone! I just started in Spring. I took english composition I, sociology, and music. I made all A's.

This is what I was concerned about as well. Thank you everyone for some great answers!