u/Striking-Log-1864

I'm a student and I don't think my grades are good for nursing at this moment and I can't afford 4 years of uni, I was just wondering if becoming an lpn, working for two years and going to a bridging program is worth it.

I'm really big into work and life balance I'm still 16 so there's lots of opportunities for me if I really just study but I suck at math, chemistry, English and Social studies. I'm fairly decent like 65% grades. Bjt physics hell nawh

For my path I'd really want to:

Be involved in the community and people

Have a good salary maybe 60k+ perchance if it's realistic

Make an impact and meet people

Not being stuck in a desk

Good work and life balance

Not too stressful and PTSD inducing

I'm extroverted I'm fine with talking to people

What job would suit me maybe it's too unrealistic you guys can ignore some of my wants 😁

need recommendations for chem 30, I already tried to quest A plus practice unit tests

I'm barely scraping with a 65 and I'm trying to get into nursing I might be cooked. I'm aware that I could tale math 30-2 I'm planning on taking it in the first semester then taking math 30-1 in the second to help me prepare is it really that bad🙏🙏