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On the other side of the coin, how old were most of you when you became NPs? I am 30 right now, will be 32 when I get my RN, and then a school in my state offers an RN-MSN program. I'd be about 36 by the time I graduated as an NP. I know that's not "old" really, just wondered what the average age around here is?
wow, i didn't know i was old, lol. i am 40 right now and in an adn program. i have all my pre reqs done to complete my bsn later, and i probably won't stop after that. nursing will be my second career, but i don't feel old at all, infact there are some in my class that are way older. oh, i also have 2 young boys, one 4 and my youngest turns 2 on st. patricks day. who knows i might try one more time for a girl. i must say i have always lived my life to the fullest and have just done things when it felt right for me not when everyone said i should. let me tell you i had a whole lotta fun before having my fist baby 3 days before i turned 37. i actually am happier and feel more at peace with myself than i ever did before. it feels like the older i get the more i know and like myself, and the less i care what other people think. anyone else feel like that????
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Athena55, I will hold your walker for you if you'll hold mine!! I don't see it as older.......I see it as more insured!!!