I just graduated from an ADN program at 43. Go ahead and do it. You would 58 finishing an ADN program. You can do travel at 60. You don't have to have a BSN to do
I just graduated and now work at a Level II Trauma Center. Starting your nursing career as an ADN will not affect where you are hired. I still have to get my BSN within 5 years. I'll just do that...
Go on to be a Nurse Practitioner. A couple of paramedics I worked with did this. They lost a lot of freedom going from medic to RN. Gained a lot of it back going
Puncho72,RN replied to Deuceswild1's topic in Men in Nursing
I started RN school this semester after 18 years as an EMT. The biggest challenge I have seen is having to change how I think. It has given me some advantages. I actually think a CNA, that has worked...
Maybe spread the classes alittle more. Taking a extra year to get into nursing wont kill you. Besides you will want to spend sometime with the babies. You wont have much time with them in the
I don't see how 1 D can drop you to a 1.5 from a 3.2. Maybe for the semester if you were taking 2 classes and got a C and a D. Then for that semester your gpa would be 1.5. If this is the fact look...