College
Today I applied to the local community college to begin classes in May for the summer semesters. I believe the college courses I took in 1997-2000 are too old to be counted to this latest round of classes. I really hope they don't decide to put me in the courses that are below 100 level to "get caught up." I don't think I really need that.
Master plan so far:
Get my associates degree in nursing and become a RN
Continue on and get a bachelors in Biology.
Finish everything off with becoming a physician assistant.
I figure there will be a wait to get into a RN program so I will take classes needed for the biology degree while satisfying the nursing degreee requirements. The downfall to all of this, once I get into the core nursing classes I do not believe I will be able to stay full-time at work. I will try but I'm not sure if I can handle the two. The nursing program requires me to take full-time coursework and I'm not sure if I can do that and work full time as well. Who knows it might all work out.
Anyways, starting May 7th I'll be enrolled into a some freshmen level english, science, or mathematics course.
Master plan so far:
Get my associates degree in nursing and become a RN
Continue on and get a bachelors in Biology.
Finish everything off with becoming a physician assistant.
I figure there will be a wait to get into a RN program so I will take classes needed for the biology degree while satisfying the nursing degreee requirements. The downfall to all of this, once I get into the core nursing classes I do not believe I will be able to stay full-time at work. I will try but I'm not sure if I can handle the two. The nursing program requires me to take full-time coursework and I'm not sure if I can do that and work full time as well. Who knows it might all work out.
Anyways, starting May 7th I'll be enrolled into a some freshmen level english, science, or mathematics course.