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A bit of background information

I'm 32, currently in the BSN track for Nursing as my 2nd bachelors degree & this is my 1st back in school after so long. My 1st degree was in Sociology, graduated in 2016. I had teaching jobs after that and I still love teaching but due to certain circumstances I've decided to pursue Nursing since it was one of my passions that I was interested in. I was a teacher at a private school 2 years ago & I've had a tutoring job & daycare job last year. I still have the daycare job now but its on call since I'm back to school again. I always love to help people & have been researching about nursing jobs a lot lately so hence why I'm pursing it now.

Anyways, since I already had my 1st bachelors, I don't need to worry about general education credits since it's been waived but I do need pre-requisite classes such as Anatomy & Physiology, Inorganic Chemistry, & Organic Chemistry and to pass entrance exam before I go into Nursing school. However, I'm not doing so well in Organic Chemistry I may need to repeat which is fine with me but you're only allowed 3 repeats for pre-requisite classes. I already had 1 repeat from my 1st BA degree & that was for statistics class. So I'm down to 2 repeats. But now my advisor is also telling me that if I do pass the class with a "C" it needs to be a high "C" like 75 or higher otherwise I would have to repeat it. My anatomy theory class I'm doing fine in but my anatomy lab class I'm worried that it may be a low "C". My plan is to re-take inorganic Chemistry next fall since I'm under americorp grant but if I withdraw then I need to pay out of pocket but advisor suggests spring since its still fresh in my mind.

Anyways, I'm just wondering if I should continue with BSN generic track for Nursing degree with my plan to repeat chemistry next Fall or drop this since I already have a degree but work on my masters for counseling or should I study Social work or LPN or Medical assistant instead. Please help

Growing up, dating/marriage and being a wife was not a topic of conversation with my parents. Once I turned 18 I pretty much just did some trial and error and just knew I wasn’t the “marriage type”.

Since then I’ve had some experiences that changed my brain chemistry and there’s nothing I want more than to be married and have a family. I’m 26 turning 27 in a few months. I’ve prepared myself and know I am ready for marriage. I just can't help but feel behind since I had little to no guidance in this area :/