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I looked into going to a christian college but I just didn't feel God leading me in that direction. He has really made a path for me to do clinical pharmacy (hospital/ cancer pharmacy) and I have yet to find a christian college that even offers the prerequisites. There is still part of me that wishes I went but I don't think that was were I was meant to be.LionOfJudah said:go to Florida Christian college, not hard to find guys to date there, or if you wanted to be fun you could go to Ozark Christian College and make it so there is more than 1 person from florida here.
blackpurseninja said:Heh, do they have any large christian singles conferences in Florida? You wouldn't believe how hard it is to meet guys to date...
I_are_sceptical said:JessB - what are your resources? Car or other motorized transportation? If you have that, you can get into Orlando, which is huge and has everything you are looking for. . . .
JessB said:Is there a "church finder" or even a "Florida church finder" Web site? Or even just a "Central Florida church finder"?
I have never heard of that before... but how does it work do you go to 2 different schools at once or what?LionOfJudah said:hyper most christian colleges dont offer them, but they do offer co-ops with local state schools that do, you just have to call and asked them to find out. i know Florida Christian does, atleast last time i was there like 12 girls where there to get a Mrs.. i mean nursing degree
Thats an awesome program. I will have to look into it. Now it looks like I might have so many new decisions to make!LionOfJudah said:basicly the way most people do it is the enroll at the Bible college and live there, taking like 1-2 Bible classes, then commute to the local state school taking their desired classes there, this way they can graduate with a certificate from the Bible college or just get a good solid Bible back ground then go on and finish at the state school.
mrflibble said:I'm glad to see I'm not the only native left in the state. I was born and raised on the west-side of Jacksonville, moved to Orlando for college and now live in Leesburg, which is a nice, quiet community about 50 miles northwest of Orlando (in Lake County).
=) Mandy
I know both areas very well. I have a friend in Leesburg. He is the Chaplin of the hospital there.mrflibble said:I'm glad to see I'm not the only native left in the state. I was born and raised on the west-side of Jacksonville, moved to Orlando for college and now live in Leesburg, which is a nice, quiet community about 50 miles northwest of Orlando (in Lake County).
=) Mandy
Which hospital??? Leesburg's very nice. It's so quiet compared to Orlando. I know this is weird, but, aside from all the senior citizens, it almost reminds me of being back in Jacksonville. There more of a community feeling here than there is in Orlando.Palatka44 said:I know both areas very well. I have a friend in Leesburg. He is the Chaplin of the hospital there.
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