going to college.my father want me to be a nurse but i want h.r.m BUT my sis want hrm what should i choose?
351972
You are old enough to decide your career path.  Your job needs to be what you want because you may be doing it most of your life and doing something you don't enjoy will make you miserable.  Be true to yourself..it is your life and your career.
33375
Dude, best of luck to you but this question really doesn't make much sense to ask.  We don't know either of you as people so how do you expect us to make any accurate judgements on how likely it is that you have a future together?  I would take it SLOW and wait until you are not a student at the college anymore before pursuing anything though so that you protect both of your futures, yours as a student who wants to graduate there and hers as an employee.
980807
If you are going to nursing school, it would make perfect since, to me anyway, to take the 8 week program and become a certified nurses aide.  I know two of the girls that I went to college with did this while waiting to be accepted into the actual program, and they now work at a hospital at Nashville making $35 an hour. Let me give you a piece of advice:  Do what your heart tells you, go for your dreams, they can't come true if you don't chase them! Also if you need some help deciding, say a pray before you go to sleep, guarantee in the morning you will have your answer.  Good Luck!!
505167
Depends on what you want to do with your life.  If you decide the military, you can go to college at the same time.
262770
Whatever you want.  Look at the required courses for both and pick the one that sounds most appealing.  That kind of distinction will make very little difference in your future career options.
679137
Take what you want to take.  Follow your heart.  A UNC senior was talking about the same thing and had to decide between a job at Merck or and M.D.  He was told not to go into medicine because of malpractice insurance costs and to take the job at Merck.  He decided to go into medicine anyways, because he decided to follow his heart and he does not regret it.  So my answer to you is to follow your heart and do what you want.  You will be happier.
502014
You need to contact the school you are wanting to attend. Each one has a little different criteria. They also may have rules as to when certain classes can be taken. I had to take my pre-requisites first, then the actual nursing classes. Nursing classes often have to be taken in a particular order as well. Good Luck!!! We need more nurses!!!
153243
You can contact a nearby state college or if you do not want bothered by them begging you to sign with them-contact a nearby hospital ask the nursing staff-I found what school I needed and what field I would like to do for know and How to get there by a local Hospital (nursing staff and nursing home)The college seem to just want me to sign with little answers.Also online nursing classes in the search engine and just start reading away.
225158
i would say go to school and be a nurse. but sinice your kids are about to go to school. hummmmmmmm. could take classes w/ them lol.
890811
How long is the RN program at his school? If it is only two years in length, the strain is well worth it in the income and benefits. Going to school full time is not easy and to have a full time job along with it makes it a lot harder and less sleep. If he cut down to part time on school, it would draw out the program even longer than it is now. The extra time could draw out to another year or two. My brother just completed his MBA online and went online. He did about 6 credits per semester and he had a full time job and still struggled each week to get things done at times. Maybe it is an idea to schedule a date per week or just time for the two of you. Just remember, one day done is one less day until graduation from the program and less daily struggling from day to day financially and closer to graduation and financial security.
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Ignore my slick avatar... :-)\nAs an academic counselor I would suggest you talk with one of "us" or a career counselor about ways to approach the subject with your parents. Sometimes your fear about the subject may turn out to be nothing... if you approach your parents with well defined information on career opportunities for one major versus the other, or time line to graduation on one vs. the other, projected need for people in the field or salaries... so it shows you were mature enough to research your choice they may be more apt to be supportive. You could also, simply graduate with the ECE and then find out what a master's or second baccalaureate program in marine biology would require to be admitted after you finish... communication is the key with your parents though - they can handle a lot so just try to be honest about your feelings. hopefully they not only will listen but will genuinely hear your feelings.
1111863
My major is Nursing\n\nIf you are pushy, smart and independent, then you would also make a great doctor as they are all those things as well.
552151
I think nursing is the harder of the two jobs..you need to have thick skin, and can't be the squeeming type...the hours may not always be great, but you can sure make some money doing it.  Don't do it for the money, do it because you want to, or because your interested in helping people.
833178
BAMS is more sought after than BHMS. So if u r getting BAMS join it instead of BHMS.
296065
my mother. i have put her through hell, and now it's time to just quiet down, and finish school. she deserves so much, and i've taken advantage of lots of things. i AM a success. i'm in medical school to become a cardiovascualr surgeon, and i'm taking my MCATS in a couple of months. i want her to be proud of me.
768011
Usually you look on their job listings and it will read something like nurse extern or student nurse position.  Actually many hospitals post such things on their websites but if they don't then you contact their HR department.  Sometimes schools are even affiliated with hospitals so if you work in the nursing department in the hospital they pay for your bachelors and masters at their school.  Rush hospital in Chicago does this as well as UIC hospital.  They are both universities and hospitals!  Also most hospitals will pay for a portion of your tuition just for being an employee at their hospital. You don't even necessarily have to be in the the nursing department. You could work in the food services department and most likely they offer tuition reimbursement.  Check hospital benefits section on the hospitals you are considering for further details.  \nGood Luck
137691
I am currently in school 2 become a RN I ahve just graduated as a Phleboomist and work as A residental asst. I am school 2 become a nurse bEcause. I am sensity at helping others. I had a nurse beside my sons bed as he died a nurse 2 help me delivery him n no doubt a nurse 2 c me out So 2 answer 2 help others n it pays good n i know i will go 2 work n know i help another n love what i do