Since high school I was absolutely sure that I wanted to be a nurse. I even took medical certification classes to prepare myself for the nursing courses I would take in college. I did really well in those classes because I enjoyed that subject and when you really like a subject or find it interesting you are naturally going to do good in it. Because I excelled in those classes I assumed that college would be a walk in the park. Then I took …show more content…
It didn’t feel impossible because it was hard it felt impossible because I would need to completely rearrange my life. I would have to find a decent paying job and a place to live because I’m sure my parents would not let me live with them being a college drop out. Then I thought of a great idea, I could join the military. It paid well enough, it would pay for college if I ever decided to go back, and I would get to travel and learn about new cultures. I talked to my brother about it since he is in the air force and makes a comfortable salary. The only down side to joining the military was boot camp. I can barely walk up the stairs without losing my breath. So I had two options I could get in shape then join the military or I could stay in school. I chose to stay in