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I'm 30 years old and I decided to take the leap and further my education and community college this August. I'm having a very hard time deciding what direction to go even though I know I have time to decide the first year or so taking genrals. But I also don't want to be completely clueless and waste time either. I for the longest time wanted to do something nursing related or healthcare. But I struggled in highschool and barely graduated. My weak point was math for sure. And was in a lot of special education classes. I feel that nursing would be too advanced and truthfully I'd rather just get my AA degree. I def am a person who enjoys helping ppl and animals and have a kind heart. So I was thinking either mental health areas or healthcare so that I know there will be a job for me after. I should also add that I struggle with ADHD as well. I need real advice. Do you think it's worth pursuing anything healthcare knowing these points? And If so what areas?
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