I am in a nursing assistant program, but I am also taking other classes because I am going for the BSN in nursing
I do meet the requirement, but they said it is full.. however, they accept student who transfer, so I am eligible.
I am going to apply for the fall 2010 and hope I get accepted to start as freshmen..... before I go further...
I don't know what to do.. I work at UPS which I am getting tuition assistance.. I have like $13,000 left.. but they only pay $1500 per semester ($3,000 a year) or should I just work as a CNA while studying? I plan to quit when it starts to get harder. So, what would you guys do? Stay at UPS for tuition assistance or work as a CNA? I saw that some hospital offer tuition assistance.. I don't know if that's true. I think I should quit UPS and just go for the CNA, RIGHT? because I am very shy and quiet.. I think if I work as a CNA, I will lose some of my shyness, etc.
Anyhow, you think it would be better if I stay in college and take the science courses there or just apply for the BSN nursing as freshman?
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Hi guys!
I am in a nursing assistant program, but I am also taking other classes because I am going for the BSN in nursing
I do meet the requirement, but they said it is full.. however, they accept student who transfer, so I am eligible.
I am going to apply for the fall 2010 and hope I get accepted to start as freshmen..... before I go further...
I don't know what to do.. I work at UPS which I am getting tuition assistance.. I have like $13,000 left.. but they only pay $1500 per semester ($3,000 a year) or should I just work as a CNA while studying? I plan to quit when it starts to get harder. So, what would you guys do? Stay at UPS for tuition assistance or work as a CNA? I saw that some hospital offer tuition assistance.. I don't know if that's true. I think I should quit UPS and just go for the CNA, RIGHT? because I am very shy and quiet.. I think if I work as a CNA, I will lose some of my shyness, etc.
Anyhow, you think it would be better if I stay in college and take the science courses there or just apply for the BSN nursing as freshman?