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Wow you are right, thanx! I'm on the website of Manhattan community college as we speak. I wouldn't much about this as you can see. I gotta be more careful.

$1000 up, not $10,000 lol.

Thanks trendingsnow, you are most helpful and kind to respond. Thanks for the advice. I'm heading more towards the cna. I hope it fits in my schedule as a mother of three girls. Who's ages are 5, 7, 9. It's my dream to be a nurse so imma go for it!!. When I find the right school. Lol or opportunity I find that puts me in the door.

Yes it is the name of the school. It has cna but it's over $1000 which I don't have. But I will figure something out.

Yes mam

I'm sorry it's a nursing school

Thanks for the reply 1st off and and im in NYC BK. Well i have Medgars college and the manhattan institute and many others. im still thinking new age training.

Hi I NEED help figuring out what to do. I want to be a Neonatal Nurse, but I have never worked in the medical field. I'm still waiting for my Ged results and even If I failed it I'll keep trying till I pass. But besides that I don't know what field to began in. It's either Medical Assistant for now or cna then Rn. I had my heart set on LPN, but I heard from alot of people that it's phasing out. How? Then I was told by more then one person just to go straight for the RN. The reason I mentioned Neonatal is because I always wanted to work with the newborn babies or premies. You just can't trust alot of people with babies these days, but I know they will be safe with me. Also I wanted to start as Lpn because it was a decent pay for a single mother of 3 girls. I just don't get why LPN's are not being hired as much anymore. Anyways so I have to take a different path by putting my foot in the door. Plus I have to start making money with in at least a year, that's why I'm also mentioning the CMA. But is it smarter to start as CNA to pursue my career as a Neonatal? I have low income and im living off the government which I don't want to do. I also want to be a role model for my kids. Yeah I know I'm doing it late but better late then never. I also had these thoughts when I was in the hospital the few times, saying to myself I would like to work in a hospital one day. Helping others, especially around babies and pregnant women. Idk I just want to be a helping hand for others and me and my children. Help me out to decide what's the best step. Cna or CMA first. I also thought about cma first because it's a higher salary then cna but is it a quicker way to pursue my career?