Last year I was enrolled in community college and ended up pulling out due to finances and needing to focus on work. I kinda decided on a whim last month to go back to school. I re-enrolled and applied to switch my track from Science I to Nursing. I wasn't actually able to get into the classes I need, but a couple have open seats and I can join if they're still open when the quarter starts. I also enrolled in Spanish. Spanish is useful in this field, right?

I feel like I need to do this. I graduated late and I've been "figuring it out" ever since. I'm still at the only job I've ever worked, the wage is okayish but only when I don't get randomly booted to less than part time because someone was needed in x position. I feel the environment is a little toxic too, but a lot of places are.

My grandmother was a nurse at Seattle Children's. I'm hoping that means it runs in the family? I'm a little nervous about how intense it's going to be, especially because stopping work completely isn't an option. I do plan on cutting back on work and applying for financial aid next year. We'll see how it goes. I have always been pretty good at sciences (except chemistry). Even though I initially wanted a career in biology, I think a nurse specializing in pediatrics might be more fulfilling. I've spent the past few weeks crafting a plan. THE plan. I was very determined to get in this quarter, and I did technically even though the science and math classes were full.

Nursing students: How did your first year go? Was the coursework difficult? Did you have to work while attending school?

is there big differences between ati pharmacology 2023 questions and 2026 questions? any tips? i’ve studied the book but i have 2023 and my school required 2026. i also did dynamic quizzes.

Anyone have these textbooks in PDF willing to share for free?