I am about to start my sophomore year at college as a psychology major, I got my LNA at 17 in order to help me decided if geriatric psych was where I wanted to go with my life. After some serious soul searching I've decided that I want to work on the clinical side of geriatric psych not the research side... unfortunately that means being a psychology major will just make the process longer.
I'm considering leaving college and applying to nursing programs, I've emailed Rivier to set up an appointment with their admissions office because a lot of my general requirements would transfer there, but if that doesn't work out I wanted to hear what you guys though about other programs in the state.
I'll have to wait to apply for the 2011 school year because I'm pretty sure I came to realize being an RN was for me a little too late to be considered for this year.
Hey everyone,
I am about to start my sophomore year at college as a psychology major, I got my LNA at 17 in order to help me decided if geriatric psych was where I wanted to go with my life. After some serious soul searching I've decided that I want to work on the clinical side of geriatric psych not the research side... unfortunately that means being a psychology major will just make the process longer.
I'm considering leaving college and applying to nursing programs, I've emailed Rivier to set up an appointment with their admissions office because a lot of my general requirements would transfer there, but if that doesn't work out I wanted to hear what you guys though about other programs in the state.
I'll have to wait to apply for the 2011 school year because I'm pretty sure I came to realize being an RN was for me a little too late to be considered for this year.
Thank you so much!