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What to do? What to do?

took a quick CNA course at a local private school. When i seen it advertised on tv it said that it only last 3-4 weeks during the day. well that caught my eye even though my mother warn to me that it was a bad idea because they say one thing and mean the other so she didn't help me pay for the program. the program cost 750. i figured it would be easy because i took the class at a local technical college but i failed it (teacher was a butthole). i did very well at the local private school passed and everything. Well i been done with the class for over 4 months. I can't take my certification test until i pay the whole 750. i'm only down to 450.

I also take night classes (A&P) at a community colllege for RN. I can't work at my job during the day because it is filled. My plan was to work as a CNA during the morning and go to school at night. but with the program not paid for i'm SOL. WHAT should i do?

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If I were you, I would look at the picture as a whole. Where would you benefit the most? If you don't have kids and you can live with your mom, I would get a job at a hospital working the graveyard shift and continue along the path towards your RN. It's tough at first but you can do it. I worked in the evening (part-time), took classes and clinical in the AM, and I was a single mom. If I can do it, so can you!! Good luck!!

can you take out a small loan to finish paying for the CNA course? then once you start working you can pay it back.

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