TimRace

Congratulations! Good luck!

I've recently been accepted to my community college's nursing program. After already spending 2 years here, the only classes I have left to take for my associates degree is the clinical courses (theory, lab, clinical hours). I feel that on one hand I've wasted time because I could be finishing with my baccalaureate from neighboring colleges and universities. However, I've heard this school graduates the best RN's around and the teachers in the program tells us that, if we survive (which sounds spooky, right?), we'll know how it feels to have a full case load and our first job will basically feel like second nature. I eventually would like to get my masters and am hoping to be a CRNA one day. I feel that's a lot of schooling and I don't want to waste time and money I don't need to. Your opinions and advice would be greatly appreciated!