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ra1l [238]
2 years ago
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I need help finding a good college. I am only 17 almost 18 in 5 months. I graduate next year and I want to be either a Pediatric

Nurse or a Travel Nurse. I want one that will be close to me so I chose either UACCB in Batesville AR, Lyons college in Batesville AR or ASU Heber Springs AR. Please I need some advice I don't know which one to chose. I came down to 2 which are UACCB & Lyons college but I need one that will help me to toward my dreams.
Please I need help choosing a college can y'all give me some advice on what to do
Medicine
1 answer:
ehidna [41]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

If you have the money then Lyons is a good choice since it's private, but if you don't then UACCB is a great pick as well because it's a public university. I don't know much about these types of colleges since they aren't in my general area of interests but that is some of the advice I could give.

Don't stress too much though, you'll be okay no matter where you go :)

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