malahini1

Thank you. I have my son and me to support. I am very encouraged gametes reading more of the posts and your post. I have lots of years left in me to work I want to enjoy and give back.

I am 42 thinking of enrolling in LPN school. Thank you this was helpful

Have worked in the medical field for 12 years now. I completed a medical assistant course years ago(13) and I am currently a clinical assistant/tech in a hospital. I found a LPN program that will allow me to study at night and I may have found an organization to help me pay the bill, however, I am so out of practice. I am raising a preteen boy and I have to work as I am a single parent. I would love to go BIG and go to RN or BSN school but I have to pay rent. My employer will not allow me to work part time I can cut back a few hours to get to school at the end of the day a couple of time per week. What are your thoughts? IS the material of study very hard? I have heard if you really want something bad enough you can make it happen. I am a realist. I need to make sure my responsibilities are taken care of and find study time! Should I enroll in LPN school?