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No, but it sure helps put premium in my Lexus.

I think it's time to quit.

50s is the new 40s. Go for it

Okay.......

Yea, what kind of clown college accepts people like that? I had to interview for all the programs I applied for. Also don't bring up the recording, illegal in most states without other persons consent.

I'm going to be 31 starting my MSN program. We're a lot older than most students but I believe it can still be done.

I usually had As on the majority of my tests in LVN school and when people ask I always tell them I got a C. It's easier to look below average because there's less of an expectation on you from my cohort.

They must be wondering the same thing too! So many options and opportunities await!

That Jesus thing was sarcasm, everyknows it can be done. Easy work. Single pregnant working full time with two toddlers and was top of the class.

Lots of talk, nothing to back it up.

I respectfully agree we can disagree peacefully; there are lots of people selling wolf tickets here though.

I don't think any of us hate the bedside aspect of it, we just feel like it's not needed to become a successful provider. I've seen so much negativity though on bedside nurses that feel we're cheating by skipping a step for advancement. A lot of made up stories on their experiences but no hard evidence.

Another made up experience story, nice try troll

I think everyone agrees that having bedside experience would be beneficial; its usually from the salty older generations who feel as we didn't put in the work and they have to take orders from us.

I'm glad there are still hard working people in this country. Taking responsibility of your own children by working and trying to better yourself; not sitting back and collecting food stamps and welfare checks.