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Unclear Post [2007-11-21]
Better and simpler said: Would anyone know if a (RN program) nursing or former nursing student can still take the LPN exam after 3 semesters, like was always the case, or did they change it in all the states? I know in NY you can
just saw your post... [2007-05-04]
I just started back to school to become an RN. I also have an associates degree from years ago. I am taking all the pre-reqs now and will apply to the program in Sept. I am going to get my associates degree (again), but after you work for a year as an RN, you can return to get your bachelors on line. I am in New England and an RN starting right out of school starts in $20s. If you do not like the fast pace of a hospital or getting lost in paper work, you can always work in a clinic. I Hope you are too! Good luck.
CNA sm [2007-12-31]
Don't judge me, as I am a very loving and caring person with a good heart but I throw up at changing diapers almost, so I doubt I'd make it as a CNA. I would like to be a comfort to the old and forgotten but don't know how to get into it, I cannot afford to volunteer. My aunt suggested I post on here. I do have some terminology background and am intelligent and caring. For some reason, I don't do vomit and poop, perhaps I would do well in other aspects. Again, please, don't judge me, I don't know why but I can't handle the other aspect of CNA. Are there companion programs???
I am so sorry to hear about your step father [2006-12-04]
She could easily even find a position part time, it may help her to get out of the house once in a while. My heart goes out to you, I lost my dear mother-in-law at age 54 to interstitial lung disease. THank you for your post, it is good to know that even at my age (only 31) being the oldest in my class at school I won't have to worry.
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