There are two things I wanted to do in my life, two dreams I have always had.
To go back to school, and to visit Australia. It would be awesome if it was Australia, but I am going back to school for now, hopefully one day Australia will happen.
I am going to be enrolled in school for the 2010 Spring semester, I am so excited but so nervous too. I graduated from highschool 10 years ago last June, it has been 10 years since I have taking a test, say in a classroom, did homework.
So what am I going for? Nursing, it is always something I have wanted to do it since I graduated from highschool. I actually was almost enrolled before for nursing but I was young and flighty and never took it to the next level.
Hopefully in 4 years I will be have my Bachelors in Nursing and will be a Registered Nurse. I am also going to be working full time, at least during the first year and a half of school for my General Education and Pre-nursing classes.
What brought this on? My husband has always said I should go to school and I have always wanted to, but I was always too scared. So about 2 weeks ago I had a really bad day at work (not so many good days since then) I came home and just started looking at schools.
At first I went on and looked at Technical schools, basically online schools and most of them only offered a 2 year degree I guess for an LPN and that isn't what I wanted. One of the schools actually called me and told me the course was for LPN and that there was a 2-3 year wait for the nursing program, I don't want to wait that long.
I decided to check out the local University here where I live, which ended up turning out to be the best option for me. It is a typical 4 year college, it is a small school but it is growing. The age group of students is very diverse, hopefully I won't feel extremely old...lol.
I am worried about going back to school, will I be able to do it?? I wasn't that good in highschool, until my senior year when I got nothing lower than a B. So I know I can do it, but it is kind of terrifing. I am going to have to study, do homework, write papers, give presentations, cry in the bathroom (hehehe).
The hardest part of it will be the time spent away from my husband. Even when I am home I will probably be doing some type of home work, and Joe said he would help me if he can. They next 4 years of our life together are going to be hard, but I know that in the end it will be the best decision we have ever made.
I am going to be a college student, and that makes me so friggen excited!!!!!!!!
I am going to be enrolled in school for the 2010 Spring semester, I am so excited but so nervous too. I graduated from highschool 10 years ago last June, it has been 10 years since I have taking a test, say in a classroom, did homework.
So what am I going for? Nursing, it is always something I have wanted to do it since I graduated from highschool. I actually was almost enrolled before for nursing but I was young and flighty and never took it to the next level.
Hopefully in 4 years I will be have my Bachelors in Nursing and will be a Registered Nurse. I am also going to be working full time, at least during the first year and a half of school for my General Education and Pre-nursing classes.
What brought this on? My husband has always said I should go to school and I have always wanted to, but I was always too scared. So about 2 weeks ago I had a really bad day at work (not so many good days since then) I came home and just started looking at schools.
At first I went on and looked at Technical schools, basically online schools and most of them only offered a 2 year degree I guess for an LPN and that isn't what I wanted. One of the schools actually called me and told me the course was for LPN and that there was a 2-3 year wait for the nursing program, I don't want to wait that long.
I decided to check out the local University here where I live, which ended up turning out to be the best option for me. It is a typical 4 year college, it is a small school but it is growing. The age group of students is very diverse, hopefully I won't feel extremely old...lol.
I am worried about going back to school, will I be able to do it?? I wasn't that good in highschool, until my senior year when I got nothing lower than a B. So I know I can do it, but it is kind of terrifing. I am going to have to study, do homework, write papers, give presentations, cry in the bathroom (hehehe).
The hardest part of it will be the time spent away from my husband. Even when I am home I will probably be doing some type of home work, and Joe said he would help me if he can. They next 4 years of our life together are going to be hard, but I know that in the end it will be the best decision we have ever made.
I am going to be a college student, and that makes me so friggen excited!!!!!!!!