It is very enjoyable and they are considerate of your needs

If you live in Owensboro and aren't 100% on what you want to do, I would suggest spending your first two years of school here. It saves you a ton of money. You can continue living at home and save money. If you stay for two years and end up receiving your associate's degree, you are able to transfer to any state school with your general education covered. It's really convenient for students wanting to go to a 4-year institution.

Be on time. Get seat in front of classrooms. Always asks questions. Take public speaking instead of interpersonal communications, you will gain valuable and useful information. If possible don't take night classes, really hard to stay awake and get home too late.

Dont be afraid to ask for help or speak up when you dont understand something.

I entered the ADN Program in the fall of 2006, I graduated in May 2008. Going to college part time in the begining let me joy seeing my daughter take her first steps and a lot of other 1st time events. I was 35 years old when I started, it helped ease me back into the groove of studying and I think it prepared me well for the Nursing Program, because I had everything completed except for the nursing courses.