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I also want to become a midwife after working a few years in nursing. BUT I'm in my second semester at a community college right now so who knows it might change. ☺️

The time you will spend on getting your adn is pretty much the same time it will take for you to get your bsn. I say go for your bsn, same time & more money.

I am so glad I found this thread. I also dropped out of high school my junior year. & I am in community college right now taking my general class's & I'm starting my second semester this fall. They are right, it doesn't matter if you have a GED it matter what you do with it. Focus on school & in no time you will become a RN. I was definitely worried at first as well but you can't let that GED title make your life title!

OMG thank you so much for replying. I thought no one would but I still gave it a try. Okay, is there any reason/s why you would choose msmc rather than wcu? I just want some feedback because I still have not decided ): Thank so much for taking the time out to reply to me.

Hi Hun. I had a question. I am in community college hoping to get into the bsn program at msmc next year. I am curious to know if I get my bsn at msmc will I be able to transfer my degree to a cal state or a UC for a masters degree. I was originally planning to attend west coast academy but learned I can not transfer anything out of that school. Thank you for reading my comment.

Hi everyone. I want to attend Mount St Marys Nursing BSN program but not if I can't transfer my degree to a CAL STATE or UC after to get my masters degree. I also wanted to attend West Coast University but didn't for the fact that you can't transfer anything out of that school. If anyone can please let me it is very much appreciated. Thank you!

Hi everyone, was wondering how long it took for you ladies to get accepted into the program? Did you wait 2 years? Or did you ladies get in immediately. Please write back I am very interested in knowing the waiting period thank you.

Hi classy boxer. I am starting my second semester this fall at LA mission college. I want to transfer into a four year college to get my bsn but I will also be applying to pierce just in case I don't get into a university. I hope that I will not be put in a waiting list. I was just wondering if you had any advice as to what not to do? For example do you have any regrets or do wish you would have done something different while doing your pre requisites or extra curriculums that could of looked better on your app? Or maybe something delayed your route into getting in the program?

Hi mindofmidwifery. I'm sorry but I didn't understand.. What was your biggest mistake the first year? Not being focused? Do you want to be a midwife in the long run? Because if so I do too (: Thank you!

Hi everyone! I am 20 years old, attending my second semester this fall at a community college. I live in southern California and my dream is to become a nurse. I have a GED instead of a high school diploma which is why I am attending community college and will hopefully soon transfer into a UC or CAL STATE to get into a BSN program. My questions are.. - How much will my GED affect me while trying to transfer into a BSN program? - What advice can you give me on what to do or not to do during community college? Example: Is there anything you would have done different that maybe delayed your route into becoming a RN? - What extracurricular activities did you do? - What school did you get into & how long did you wait to get in? - What was your GPA when trying to transfer? If you do not have answers to every question that is fine, anything will help. & if you are not a nurse yet please tell me what you are doing & how your experience is going? I don't know anyone in the medical field so I don't really have anyone to guide me. Thanks to anyone who takes the time to help me out, I appreciate you! (: