Taegashi

Ok, I'm older and have a family. I don't live on campus and I already have a fairly large and strong resume thanks to my medical experience from the Army. Now that aside, would it be worth my time, money, and family's expense to be apart of my school's SNA? Would it actually benefit my nurse career? For that matter, what about the NSNA? I'd rather spend my time studying or with my family. As far as I know it doesn't cost anything to join my SNA but most of their functions are way after my class times and I don't want to spend any more time on campus than I already have to unless it benefits me. So far the only benefit I have seen is if you accumulate enough points you get to wear a different cord that only nurse graduates can wear during graduation, but only if you accumulate the points which generally requires either you spending money or time. Again I have a family so my time and finances are tight but once I commit I'm all in. What do yall think?