Personal Statement: Ashley Nunley

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My name is Ashley Nunley and I am from Marshall, Texas. I was an LVN for 4 years and I’ve been an RN for 3 years. I was accepted into the Family Nurse Practitioner’s program Spring 2016, and it has been wonderful thus far. I am extremely proud and happy that I have chosen an University that actually cares about their students. I currently work full time while attending Uttyler. It is a challenge but I believe you can conquer anything you put your mind to.

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