MierKat

Mimi - your summer schedule appears do-able if you're not working too. Your two youngest kids are too small to know that summer = vacation . You are the only one who will think it's time for vacation but it is time for you to work on school instead...

Kalengen, you can think about getting your CNA license as an investment. The scrubs you can wear later - another investment. You'll need the vaccinations for nursing school, so keep the records so you don't have to pay to get them again. Between ...

Stephalump, I went to grad school part-time while working 45+ hours a week. I had two kids in elementary school and a non-helpful spouse (with a serious, potentially fatal diagnosis around the same time). So my tips are to use your earnings to outso...

tbrooke, I'm sorry you're having problems. First, if he doesn't know about home health, it is understandable that he might worry. Second, how old are you? You say that you live at home. If you're under 21, and he's your dad, he probably wants to pr...

Ladii T - it depends on the State that you live in. Some states allow CNA grads to "register" and work under a temporary permit/license until they take the exam. Some states it takes a loooong time to schedule the exam, so registering and working as...

Stephanie, you could also take some classes online and get a Bachelors degree while you are getting LPN experience, or complete Excelsiors's LPN to RN program instead of commuting so far. Good luck! You'll get there.