AlexGriner

Probably be easier to shoot for the BSN. It'll take almost the same amount of time

Alright. I will contact the university and see what I can do. I actually just bought some books for my LPN course so I can have a better understanding of what I need to know and be a little ahead of the game when I start it.

I'm truly dedicated to what I want. I want to have a better life for me and my future family while also helping others to the best of my ability. There's nothing I could see my self doing other than this.

Hi there. I'm a 20 year old guy currently considering going to a trade school to get my LPN. Recently I decided that this is my calling and exactly what I want to become. I love helping people and want a rewarding career in doing it. The thing is, I did poorly in high school with a 2.3 gpa average. After high school I did 3 semesters of school, skipping the last two due to personal reasons without doing a withdrawal. My first semester wasn't very good either, two C ' s in a computer and intro to college class and F's the other three courses. I got F's and a few Withdrawals for my other two semesters. I really found out what I want to do with my life but I don't know if I'd be able to go back to school to become one with poor grades. Also should I do LPN and then go through the bridge program or go straight to RN if possible. I'm also a certified CPHT if that would account to anything with schooling.