polican

It's easier than you think. I was freaking a little when I saw the course books, but I used a few of the books for a couple of classes. You got this :-)

I graduate in September, my course was 11 months long and costs around $16,000. I have Pell grants and student loans, financial aid--all that good stuff to help pay for me to go. There are some programs that are only a couple of months long and cost a lot less, but you do not learn as much as I have. I do vital signs, blood draws, injections, EKG's, insurance billing and a lot more. I just wish I would have done this sooner in life. My goal: me and the hubby work during the day while the kids are in school and then we do the family thing afterwards. Plus, if I want to get my RN license, I already have a foot in the door.

I am in school to be a medical assistant. I graduate this September. I figured it os a great career choice and if I decide to go for my RN license, I have a foot in the door.

I'm July 24th

@100% sleeved----why did they have you wake up with the tube in your mouth? What was the explanation they gave you? I'm just wondering, thanks.

I'm more excited than scared, I've been wanting this for so long and it's right around the corner. Good luck to all and lots of positive thoughts :-)

Good luck :-)

I just got my date for surgery--July 24. I'm super excited and counting down the days. My physician is Dr. Hawalsi, he is awesome. He will be doing my husbands surgery a month after mine. We adore him and his staff, so happy to find him.