Scholarships for college students?

It really depends alot on what state the RN works. For instance, I am an RN and work in Texas. When I lived in San Antonio, I made about 12$ less per hour than I make working in Dallas. I currenlty...

It depends on where you live and if you have taken all the necessary prerequisites (ie. chem, microbiology, psychology, sociology) to get into a masters program. In california, schools like UCSF al...

I also suggest you start at a community college then transfer. Some community colleges have pre-nursing programs that prepare you for a nursing program at a 4 year school. Also take the SAT and AC...

The best approach is maybe heading to the local workforce or welfare office to get help with childcare, so you could attend college (should be listed in the blue pages of the telephone book under s...

Currently in Florida, using one job search engine (careerbuilder.com) there were 3 criminology positions open all requiring a Master's or Doctorate degree, there were 2,215 nursing jobs availa...

Read the other answers and apparently none of them went to nursing school. If you can get in go with the nursing. First, you will not have any problem getting a job and your pay will be very good a...

"Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary" is a must for all Nursing students and nurses. It's an invaluable reference book. Nursing requires a lot of memorization because of th...

Interesting idea, but why cant you get student loans? Also, why would I sponsor a student 'doing ok' when I could probably find an exceptional student that would make the same deal? ...