Taniacor

Thanks for the motivation to keep pushing :) . Just wondering, do you think it would be harder for someone who took this route (lpn school and then a bridge program) to get hired than some who got the bachelor's in college?

Thank you so much for your encouraging words. It may have been a small nice gesture to you but too me it really touched my heart. Lol ok enough of the sappyness, but seriously thank you so much. Im gonna really buckle down and focus. Im going to make it happen

I had a baby in December of 2012. Right after I had here I started community college (Medgar Evers College). I went in knowing exactly what I wanted to do, nursing. After having my daughter I went through a pretty rough emotional time, became really depressed. Screwed up every year I was there because of that(3 years). My grades were a complete joke, F's galore. At the end of evey semester I felt more and more like a failure and givin up. I have since gotten in a much better place in life but is it too late? I know I can do it now.I want to begin attending a lpn school and doing a bridge program when I finish. Will a bridge program even take me with my old ugly grades and gpa? I want this more than anything.