u/kellinquinnn

Hello! I am starting my first semester of nursing school on Monday. I'm so nervous and I'm trying to regulate my emotions. I want to ask others who got through the program, if the first semester is really as bad as people make it out to be? At my school, a grade under a 79 is failing. I don't know what I would do if I don'tmake the schools and get dropped from the program.

I've worked really hard to be in this position. I'm just sad that I never got to embrace it or feel accomplished. This entire time since I've recieved my acceptance letter, has just been worry. I'm someone who had to retake A&P three times to get an A. (I failed the first time, got a B the second time, and an A the third time) I just know repeating classes in the actual program won't cut it.

I really needed to make this post to dump my emotions. I want to know people's own experiences, and if it was really that hard.

Hey y'all! I'm curious to know if anyone was previously a nurse before becoming a pilot..

For context, I'm currently in nursing school right now. However, nursing wasn't my first choice. Two years ago, I was really dreaming of becoming a pilot but after seeing the expenses, I decided to go with my second choice. It's not a bummer tho, I'm willing to stick it out.. even tho my goal of becoming a pilot will be delayed. The second I graduate, I wanna start working towards that private pilots license.

My two career choices were completely different LMFAO

But anyways, anyone else go through a similar pathway? Even if it wasn't nursing in particular. Did anyone else leave their Healthcare profession to pursue piloting?