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I really really want to attend college for nursing and I don't know where to start?

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I am 23 and a mother of three children. Two are school age and I also have a seven month old. My husband works full time on first shift and I work part time on second shift and weekend first shift. It is a dream of mine to become a nurse and I don't know where to start. I have been searching for online courses.. are there any out there? I can't go to school everyday with a baby and a job. We live comfortably but what can i do to get free money for school, if I take out more student loans we will not have any money left to live our comfortable lives. Is there a quick program to get my lpn online or part time in Indiana? I am in the Huntington, Fort Wayne area. Please, Please help. I want this so bad... just so hard with a family and work and wifely duties. Thank you

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  1. join the military


  2. Wow, you are a busy mom.  I applied for financial aid and it paid for my undergraduate classes and books.  I am a mother of two and didn't work at the time, my husband works, so I did get a bigger check.  Financial aid is a good start for you.  You should look into a school like a vocational/tech medical school near you and see how many classes you will need...if you don't qualify for aid and you really want to go...taking one class at a time will get you closer to your goal....LPN is better than CNA....go for it....You can do it.  It is possible.

  3. I'm not sure of any programs in your area.  However, I can tell you that you cannot earn any sort of nursing license (LPN or RN) by just doing an online program.  You need to do clinicals in hospitals to get a feel for what being a nurse is like.  It generally takes one year of being a full-time student to get your LPN license and two years full-time to get your ADN (associate's in nursing).  The ADN makes you eligible to sit for the NCLEX test which, if you pass, grants you an RN license.

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