I want to become an OR-RN but i enjoy to do so tons things is incredible is it worth it?
i didnt graduate from high school, cpt test seem really hard i've never been in college and i own to take 5 classes per trimester to get the 30 credits i need for pre-requisites and because i want to b within school for 2 years no more than that, after that i have from 4 to 7 classes per trimester to finish nursing in a year and a partly? should i do it? i have 4 kids, including a newborn, married and a teenager or 14 is it a good belief or is it too much? im 31 years old....
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If you cogitate this is something worth working hard for, then you should pursue it. Personally, I don't like the errand of nurses, that' s why I am Pre-med.
With 4 kids, your plan sounds unrealistic to me. I would spread your schooling out over more time which will allow you to do better in your classes and for your children. Source(s): RN and own juggled earning degrees, working, and raising 3 children.
Here's a plan for you if you like the OR:
Become a surgical technologist first. Many hospital will provide tuition assistance for you to get your RN, by taking purely a few classes at a time. It will take you longer, but you'll be working sooner, will get valuable experience within the OR.
I know a few ST who are getting their RN degrees this way.
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Answers:
If you cogitate this is something worth working hard for, then you should pursue it. Personally, I don't like the errand of nurses, that' s why I am Pre-med.
With 4 kids, your plan sounds unrealistic to me. I would spread your schooling out over more time which will allow you to do better in your classes and for your children. Source(s): RN and own juggled earning degrees, working, and raising 3 children.
Here's a plan for you if you like the OR:
Become a surgical technologist first. Many hospital will provide tuition assistance for you to get your RN, by taking purely a few classes at a time. It will take you longer, but you'll be working sooner, will get valuable experience within the OR.
I know a few ST who are getting their RN degrees this way.
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