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I too go those bulging eyes haha! I'm at a quarter system school which is 8 weeks and I took A&P , Micro and human development psych and it consumed all my time but you can do it! I though don't have kids, I know that can be a huge job! Ask your counselor if there are other classes you need to maybe be less of a load than one of these? But you seem motivated and think you can do it :) that's a great way to go in to it! :)

Tiffany , I will be moving back to California in two years! My problem right now is my husband is in the military and if I was accepted to the spring nursing program here in Georgia I'd have to stay a whole year after he left and that's just unrealistic ! But since we will be here for two years I'm not sure if I should try and get my ADN here (either way I want to go for my BSN) but I don't want to get my ADN and California schools not accept it... I've contacted some schools and there checking for me if the nursing credits will transfer. But I'm scared cause just like you said I know CA is soo impacted and getting into a nursing school can take years :/. Ive been volunteering and have a medical assistant certificate I just am scared we would move back home to California and i would have to wait years to get in you know? It's just frustrating haha

Thank you so much for the helpful responses! Ya your right I don't want to start anything and leave, plus I looked into that and once your in a nursing program you must finish with that school I've read. Being a military spouse is hard putting all your school on the line ! But everything happens for a reason! Thank you ! Good luck to you in your classes : )

Hi everyone! : ) I currently am 2 classes away from finishing all my core and pre nursing pre reqs. The plan was to transfer to a nursing program this coming January but due to my husband being in the military, that is no longer an option I don't know if I should go the technical route while we are here and go for my ADN and bridge over once we move to our home state in two years or wait out the two years and start with my BSN then?? Also what is the difference between RN-BSN and ADN-BSN?? I will be moving from Georgia to California and I have heard of people having to start all over with school due to moving.. that some universities won't accept your previous program? Hope I'm not too confusing on here : )