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second courser

I am 27 years old a teacher education graduate. I would want to take b.s. in nursing because I want to pursue my dream since I was younger. I took teacher education course because it was my mom told me to take 😳, for my mom it runs through our blood to be an educator. She was convincing me to be in the teaching industry but my heart doesn't want.

It took me years before I finally made my decision that I'll follow my heart. I am planning to attend bs in nursing at ust. My question is, is it too late to attend ust as a second courser if am 29year old?

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    What is a "second courser"? What is a "ust"?

    If you're asking whether 29 is too late to start another career as a nurse, the answer is no. One of my orientees was in her 60s when she finished school. It turns out our ICU wasn't for her (partly because she had difficulty taking orders from her son, one of our transplant surgeons) but she's flourishing in another specialty.

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    a second courser, it's like I am, I graduated from a different course far from the line of medicine (my first course) and I wanted to take another course basically my second course hence I am a second courser.

    UST stands for UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS one of the schools in the Philippines that is excellent in nursing.

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    I believe UST is not accepting 2nd coursers. Hmmmm. Not sure though. I just happen to read an article in pinoyexhange.

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