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I'm 15 and deciding my future, I will be taking a CNA course in 2016-2017. I was wondering, if I have my CNA license right after graduating high school, is it possible that I could take a BSN program that would consider the fact I have the education ...

The only thing I pay for in my CNA course is my scrubs :) I said I'll get an ASN/ADN and go back online after a decide it's time.

Many people here have Associates, three members of my family do/did. To enter an ASN program I do not need to meet all of the recommended prerequisites, it would be better if I did, sure, I can work it out if I talk with my guidance counselors (Who a...

Still said, I'm not going to college. 21 month RN program is fine with me. :)

I'll let you know 3 years from now

I'm going to technical school.

And when I typed this I meant being forced to plant too far ahead.

Oh, no! I'm taking this vocational track by choice, I was just commenting on how pressuring my school is and how annoying they can be when it comes to college. Algebra is my weakness, sadly. I'm working on learning 'nursing math' (ex. dosage calculat...

It's more like I was forced to, my school began pressuring us for career choices in 6th grade. I have been getting hounded constantly ever since then, all students have. Trust me, being 'prepared' this far is definitely against my will. My school shu...

I understand, I'm still taking the 3 year course in high school regardless. I will have a better foundation for nursing knowledge before I enter tech/college, most likely ASN for years and BSN when I decide its time. I have successfully completed Alg...

I recently checked the prerequisites for the school I have been wanting to go for my ASN. The only things I need are proof of graduation and acceptable SAT scores, if not acceptable I would pass a test to enter the class. This school also has an RN t...

Did I not explain this? I have two years of regular health occupations and my third year will be the year long CNA course. I just call it all a CNA course for short.

Well, everyone, the problem with dual enrollment is I can either have this two year health occupations class and a year of the CNA course, or the dual enrollment at a college. I'm already in the CNA course for these three years. Due to this schedule,...

And yes, my school does offer that. But since I'm enrolled in the CNA course, I can't have that.

Aren't CNA courses a prerequisite?

I can definitely handle that financially. I have been planning on going to a technical institute. However, I do think my state isn't hiring many RN's with an Associates. They're demanding Bachelor's.

Dang, I was hoping it would take time off. I'd rather not get financial aid and such, you know? I think I might do that, or get an Associate's then go back for a Bachelor's at online school. What is the difference between the two anyway? I've heart a...

Thanks! I just really can't handle 4 years of school due to my family's financial situation, and mine won't be any better.

There is a girl in my nurse aide class and she has epilepsy that is controlled through medication. I have two questions; can she actually become a nurse and work in a hospital or will companies turn her down for her condition? And can she be a danger...

What are the work weeks like for a Registered Nurse? How many hours a day and week? How many days do you work a week?

I can understand that with infants.

Awesome! I'm glad you can help others with the same condition. :)

No, no! not the username thing, I meant how my school works. It's very complicated.

Ugh, it's complicated to explain. I'll just stop talking.