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Hmmm -
"if I go ahead and go to right back to nursing school (and still being the age where i can receive free ride through financial aid and scholarships)"
I would advise you to carefully examine eligibility for that "free ride" financial aid. Most likely, it is only one degree per customer. If you already have a degree, these programs are drastically diminished.
FYI - there is no age limit on scholarships or financial aid..... just saying.
When it comes to financial aid for school, I found that as age and life circumstances progressed, doors to "free rides" closed. If you are serious about obtaining a BSN, I would just bite the bullet and go for it now, before you have any additional responsibilities or other potential walls to get over.
The phrase "free ride" does not need to be assumed to be derogatory. I had a "free ride" scholarship the first time around that many of my friends envied and I dearly wished I could have completed. But there was a price for me to pay because I did not finish, and none of my friends wanted that part of the deal.
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I will be graduating in 2012 and i do not know what to do with my public health degree(minor in mental health services). I use to be pre-nursing but due to low science grades i switched to public health my sophmore year in college. I dont if i should just graduate and go right back for my BSN or get a job and postpone the wait for 2 or 3 years. This economy is so up and down that I wonder if I wait, nursing jobs just might have a tremendous boom and by the time i graduate all the jobs will be gone or if I go ahead and go to right back to nursing school(and still being the age where i can receive free ride through financial aid and scholarships) when I graduate I might not be able to get a job. WHAT SHOULD I DO?
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