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Thank you so much! I decided to go to West Coast University for my BSN but I will go to my local cc to take some general ed because it will make the tuition lower and I have to take the TEAS V test to get in so, taking my general ed classes will help me prepare for the TEAS V :) thanks for your advice! I really appreciate it :)

Thank you so much! I decided to go to West Coast University for my BSN but I will go to my local cc to take some general ed because it will make the tuition lower and I have to take the TEAS V test to get in so, taking my general ed classes is the best route for me in order to prepare for the TEAS V :) thanks for your advice! I really appreciate it :)

Hi everyone! Im really new to this but Im 18 years old and I graduated high school recently c/o 2013, Ive put a year off school and now I don't want to put it off any longer. I've been reading countless threads to educate myself more about the nursing field to help narrow down my academic options. And so far I thought of an education path that I feel is more compatible with me and I was hoping to get some advice on it! Im planning to go to Northwest College (Vocational College) to pursue my career in LVN and hopefully land a position in a hospital that I currently volunteer at as a CNA/PCA or MA in order to get "my foot in the door" as I continue my nursing career at a community college with their Career Ladder program and earn my AS degree in nursing and soon continue on to my BS and keep going if I can! I'd really appreciate all the advice anyone has for me, I'm really hoping to start school soon, and reach my goal to be a Registered Nurse. Thank you so much for taking the time and reading! :)

Hi everyone! Im really new to this but Im 18 years old and I graduated high school recently c/o 2013, Ive put a year off school and now I don't want to put it off any longer. I've been reading countless threads to educate myself more about the nursing field to help narrow down my academic options. And so far I thought of an education path that I feel is more compatible with me and I was hoping to get some advice on it! Im planning to go to Northwest College (Vocational College) to pursue my career in LVN and hopefully land a position in a hospital that I currently volunteer at as a CNA/PCA or MA in order to get "my foot in the door" as I continue my nursing career at a community college with their Career Ladder program and earn my AS degree in nursing and soon continue on to my BS and keep going if I can! I'd really appreciate all the advice anyone has for me, I'm really hoping to start school soon, and reach my goal to be a Registered Nurse. Thank you so much for taking the time and reading! :)