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I have picked the field of Nursing since I have for a long while been motivated and willing to help individuals throughout my life. I additionally cherish taking in the advancement of how Babies and grown-ups change after some time. I will likely transfer to Midwestern University (MSU) after the following two years when I get my Associates of Arts at TCC, yet I might want to remain at Midwestern University and get my Bachelors in Science. My long-haul objective inside the following ten years is to have a steady occupation with my very own center being a birthing specialist.
My mission is to help people when it comes to the development of their body and baby
Graduate with my Associates in Arts and transfer to MSU (Midwestern University). I choose …show more content…

This goal is important to me because my prerequisites will let MSU know that I’m ready to become a Midwife with my Degree and certificates.
Applying for financial Aid is a huge step for me since that’s the way that I will be paying for college, prioritizing my time so that I can study at least ten hours a week, applying for scholarships, talking to MSU, and TCC academic advisor, and Studying for my NCLEX Exam. An NCLEX exam is very scarce it is a make it or break it moment for me and it truly determines my future so I will be doing a lot of studying.
Thirdly, In the next three to five years I will finish the nursing program and have a bachelor degree in science for my nursing career, I will also be entering in the CNM program to further my career and education. This goal is important because it is the end of my “school” journey meaning I have met all the school requirements for my degree with that being said I will have my degrees and certificates so that I can become a midwife. I will be succeeding academical in my CNM Program with good grades, so that I will Pass my exam with flying colors, studying for my NCLEX, and Certified Midwife Exam, managing my GPA, and grades, Manage my

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