Dear Readers,
I want to go to college and take the RN program, it is @ a two year program that requires general education too. Is it possible to be admitted into a program for Pharmacists after I complete a ASN and become an RN?
If my steps seem right can you break them down to me again 
if you know what im talking about, any Pharmacists who were previously RN’s please comment.
Is it the math the chemistry the anatomy? I really want to become an RN. It scares me when everyone says this.
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I just received my GED, so now i am enrolled in a community college. What do i need to do to become an RN? i know i need to obtain a BSN, but i’m not sure HOW that works.
Also, I know i need to finish my prereqs, but what do i do after my two years at a community college to become an RN?..
note- plan on going to University of Washington after c.c.
I really want to get my RN be for going to medical school. And alot of the courses to become a RN would be in a major for anatomy…. if I add in a couple of extra classes in forensics or anatomy/ chemistry will it be alright or a waste of time?
Hello,
I am almost 30, and I have BA degree in Communications. I got my math exempt because it didn’t apply to my major. I only took 2 biology/geology sciences – no chem, A&P, nor statistics. I want to try being a labor/delivery nurse or pediatrics nursing. Everyone have discourage me from it because they say the courses pre-reqs I have not take and nurse classes will be too hard for me. They say I will screw up dosages and conversions, etc. I really am horrible at math, but my reading and writing skills are great. What do you all think? I can tell I would have problems with basic algebra and pharmacology etc. Am I getting in over my head by pursuing this degree? I know it is good to dream big, but maybe there is a line of realistic ability that I could not do this — right? 
i want to be a rn, but i dont want to go to college. i just want to go to a technical school and become a RN, is that possible? or do i have to get basics, and a college degree first??
This is how it is: I’m currently a junior in high school and maintain a 4.17 GPA. I’m very interested in becoming a pharmacist and I have been researching through the whole internet about the career. I’m good at math and I like it, I have had algebra, geometry, algebra 2, and I’m currently taking math analysis, planning to take it to AP Calculus. As for science, I do like it and have taken biology, advanced biology, currently taking chemistry and planning for physics. Concerning chemistry, I was doing very good and I understand most of it until my teacher decided to resign and now I have a college teacher who teaches at college level which I completely do not understand a thing he says. I like biology more than chemistry, which is not good because this career concerns more chemistry than any other science, though I’m willing to hit hard on chemistry. So, enough of myself, I really need someone who can guide me to become a pharmacist because my graduation date keeps getting closer and I’m not getting ready at all! Can you apply to a pharmacy school after high school? How can I prepare for the pharmacist career? What classes do you need to take to get accepted into the Pharm.D.? Which are the good schools for pharmacology? What classes are recommended to take in high school to prepare for this career? I need to chat with a pharmacist or a prospective pharmacist who can serve me as a guide, I really need the help. No copycat pharmacists (meaning if you’re not a pharmacist, don’t even help me) this is serious.
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If you want to go to Vocational school to become an LPN can you submitt apllications to several diffrent vocational schools at one time? There are 3 diffrent schools accepting aplications for LPN and I want to submitt my application for all of them so I have more of a chance to get in.
im hoping to become doctor ( general surgery maybe?) and im hoping to go to medical school after highschool, though im still in high school right now. i was hoping that i could work as a RN part time while in college and also that being a certified RN would give me an edge in applying for college. is it possible? if not RN then maybe CNA???
