jasonemmanuel

The reason I wanted to do the bsn route is to go to medical school and become an NP, or even further to become an Anesthesiologist. My plan was after getting my BSN, settling and going back part time until I become an NP. But I am not sure if that's the best way of doing this. Also, I reside in New York, but plan on transferring to Lincoln University in PA. Will it be hard for me to gain an out of state job, or should I just start a living out in PA?

Good luck to you on your test! í ½í¸„

I go to a community college now, its my first year. I was supposed to go to a 4 year college straight out of high school, but my mom said I should stay a year and feel college out (more of a demand than a statement lol). But anyway, I was planning on leaving the community college and transferring to a four year school to get my BSN in nursing. I was doing research on some schools and I'm noticing that not everyone gets into the nursing program, which is reasonable because someones' life may be on the line. However, my question is, would transferring to the 4 year college be a good idea, or should I just stay? I also wanted to go and dorm in a college and live on my own, not for the parties but just for the independence. I know ill keep my grades up because ill be paying to sleep at the college, so I have to keep the grades up. Also, say if I don't get accepted into the nursing program after I transfer. what are my other options? would it be working? I don't think I can stay part time while dorming, but maybe I'm wrong? thanks.