I have a new car.  I am a student. I am about to start college. I am studying the business field.  I am still deciding on which college to go to.  I am concerned about finances.  I find going to tours tedious. 
I enjoy shopping.  I am a student. I care about others. I am studying to be a nurse.  I enjoy going out when the weather is nice.  I live in a rural area.  I am concerned with others well-being. 
What were your favorite classes while studying to be a nurse? I'm trying to figure out electives to take.  I didn't enjoy the classes as much as the hands on training so far, but ifi had to choose id say learning resuscitation techniques.  That's interesting. I am someone that likes to learn by doing rather than reading it in a book. How much of the class was hands-on learning? About 50% hands on, 50% theory, but the lessons are taught in a way to make them as hands on as possible. I did my main placement in the ER, so it was really full on but fun at the same time.  That's nice. More hands-on training the better for me. What was the tuition like in the college you went to? Did they offer payment plans of any kind? The tuition is good, it can get a bit dull but they try to keep it as interesting as possible. Yes they also do a payment plan for fees and things. Ill probably still be paying them off in ten years time! Do they offer any grants or scholarships? If so, how hard did you think it was to apply for them. I got a grant, i don't think they do scholarships. Applying was really easy, once you have the place its pretty much guaranteed as they know you will be getting paid for your practical training in the wards, so they are only too happy to give you credit.  Thanks for that information. Did you have any experience with other topics taught at your school, such as business or computer science? I was awful at both of those subjects so managed to get out of them as soon as possible. I enjoyed sports and also English, but i knew nursing was the right job for me as soon as i finished high school.  How many electives were you required to take to graduate? I had to choose 6, i didn't really enjoy any of them though. 