Olivia13Jane

I'm nearing the end of my junior year in high school, and I've recently decided that I would like to (eventually) become a Neonatal Nurse. I live in Connecticut, and would like to go to school here to save money. I don't have much money wise, but I'm a pretty good student, which I know will help me. I have a 3.1 GPA, and this year I am taking AP Psychology, and next year I will be taking AP English, AP European History, and (possibly) AP Statistics. I'm also eligible to take one free college course at a community college after school next year. I want to go for a BSN, as that will give me more opportunities. I was thinking that to save costs, I would complete my pre-reqs at a nearby community college (Gateway Community College), and I would then apply to a university to get my BSN. I was wondering which courses I should take at my community college, as I don't have a specific university in mind yet. Have any of you attended Gateway, or somewhere similar? How many years of school am I looking at? Am I better off going straight to a university? Also, what advice would you give me to help me on my path to being a Neonatal Nurse?