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We supposedly need nurses but it's going to take me 2-4 semesters just be accepted into a program.

Example : You're a guy who's 6'2 and you could build your perfect woman. What height would she be?

Tall - 5'6 and up?

Short - 5'6 and down?

I will have to work full time as a CNA for bills because I will be living on my own. I know the school suggest that I shouldn't but is it possible or will I be too tired?

I just have a laptop, Phone, and TV streaming service that I need to use.

If I graduate with a business or management degree how hard would it be to get a job? Would I have to do internships and things like that just to qualify?

I will be starting college next month. I want to do online school for my general courses because of transportation issues and I have work. Do you think I'm absolutely crazy?

For 1: I'm not good at math at all.

2: I have a bunch of math, biology, and chemistry classes to do.

3: I don't know if I will have someone online helping me (Hopefully).

But I did take online classes in high school.

What do you think? Could I make it through this semester?

How could I stay focused?

I will be going to Phoenix College.

And I only have a small amount of CNA experience.

If I become a LPN will a need to do my general courses first? Like Math 101 and English?

Also, How long does it take to become RN after LPN if I want my bachelors in Nursing?

I want a job in healthcare but don't know what exactly it is that I want to do.

I was thinking nursing but I don't know. I started looking at health administration because I hear it's similar to business and accounting, something I also love.

So someone please tell me what they do and their daily tasks. How is schooling for this? Am I able to travel? And their salary?

I have the cords to connect them both, I just don't know how.

I hear they're expensive, do nurses make enough to support themselves and have extra like here in America?

So I want to get my associates in Nursing. And become a RN.

Afterwards I want to go back to school and get my bachelors in Nursing.

Then, I want to get my masters and become a Nurse Practitoner.

Is this all possible? Or do I have to go to school straight through?

I'm Christian! But confused.

I know Catholics are Christians but what's the difference?

Why do people always paint him white with long brown hair when no one really knows?

So I kind of want to become a pharmacist or Nurse. I don't like math at all. I always needed help in High School. And I don't really like science either. But I won't allow that to discourage me. I'm just a little scared that I will drop out if it gets too hard.

I wanted to do nursing because I want to travel (travel nursing) the world, work in a hospital, and help people. It's just nursing is something everybody does.

I'm the preppy, pretty girl type. I like my nails and hair done. And everyone suggest that I should work in a bank and wear business attire.

I know everyone always says "don't worry about the money." Well, I am! I will not be a bank teller my whole life making 25k a year when I can make 60k-116k.

So please help! Do you think I can make it as a pharmacist?

And how long is schooling usually? Do I necessarily have to be good in math?

I took a Percocet, Vicodin, 2 Tylenol, and 4 Midol which all has acetaminophen in them. All within less than 24 hours.

The Percocet says 325 mg/ 5mg of acetaminophen and oxycodone.

Vicodin 500 mg/ 5 mg of acetaminophen and hydrocodone.

Tylenol 500 mg of Acetaminophen and 25 mg of Diphenhydramine.

Midol 500 mg of acetaminophen

I'm scared because I can get severe liver damage from taking too much which I didn't realize Midol had it in them. I thought it was only from Tylenol.

I did this because I'm having the worst toothache and I haven't slept all night from it.