Wow, I missed this post. <.< But, I wanted to say that though the two year program is easier and you end up with less debt overall, the four year university/college programs give you a lot more in depth knowledge about everything. An added bonus is that many hospitals and medical facilities require supervisors and administrative nursing staff to have four year degrees in nursing.
I'm not particularly worried about the debt issue, my Grandfather and Father are very generously at least paying the tuition, I just have to cover my books, food and gas. The thing I'm most worried stressed about is leaving the baby with someone else, yes, most people are capable of caring for a child. But I'm under the distinct belief that no one cares half as much as I do about doing so, including Kevin.
On the other side I do want to be able to work and make money for a stable life, I'm just having a hard time deciding if that's what the first couple years are worth. Or putting it off for those years going to be as hard as I think it will be.
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The thing I'm most worried stressed about is leaving the baby with someone else, yes, most people are capable of caring for a child. But I'm under the distinct belief that no one cares half as much as I do about doing so, including Kevin.
On the other side I do want to be able to work and make money for a stable life, I'm just having a hard time deciding if that's what the first couple years are worth. Or putting it off for those years going to be as hard as I think it will be.
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