Too late for nursing program?

[PharmBoy90]

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I've been thinking of applying to some nursing programs, but I've noticed that most of them are closed for the Fall. I don't know if I should continue at my current school, and still apply for Spring 2013, or if I should just leave my school now and work until the Spring semester comes. I'm currently attending a health science school, where I'm taking my pre-reqs to become a PA, but I kind of was debating between changing to pharmacy or nursing (now leaning toward nursing). I know a lot of schools only accept applicants for the Fall, so I might even have to wait a year. 🙁

If I do get into a nursing program, I'd eventually like to become a CRNA.

 

[deleted6669]

I've been thinking of applying to some nursing programs, but I've noticed that most of them are closed for the Fall. I don't know if I should continue at my current school, and still apply for Spring 2013, or if I should just leave my school now and work until the Spring semester comes. I'm currently attending a health science school, where I'm taking my pre-reqs to become a PA, but I kind of was debating between changing to pharmacy or nursing (now leaning toward nursing). I know a lot of schools only accept applicants for the Fall, so I might even have to wait a year. 🙁

If I do get into a nursing program, I'd eventually like to become a CRNA.

keep in mind there are also pa/pharmd dual programs if you are interested in both. they take 5 years(so you save 1 over doing them separately)

 

[PharmBoy90]

keep in mind there are also pa/pharmd dual programs if you are interested in both. they take 5 years(so you save 1 over doing them separately)

Wow, I never knew that! Thanks!

I'm strongly considering going the nursing route though...but who knows where I'll end up lol.

 

[deleted6669]

Wow, I never knew that! Thanks!

I'm strongly considering going the nursing route though...but who knows where I'll end up lol.

I think there is at least 1 np/pharmd program as well.

 

[PrinceVersed]

keep in mind there are also pa/pharmd dual programs if you are interested in both. they take 5 years(so you save 1 over doing them separately)

That is pretty awesome. Though how much would that help bring in the money? That's what matters most here!