Is there a job with traveling that has nothing to do with being a nurse or having a college degree?

Why not have the best of both worlds?! Granted it will be tough, but if I can do it then you can. I have a 14 month old.. and I am in my second trimester with my second child and I am a full time s...

My mom went to nursing school...its very hard.you have to be very very determined.and to be accepted into a good school you must have good grades.hours and hours of studying are involved.clinical a...

Many nurses apply for medical school. Even more go for a specialty master's in nursing. Go for nursing and if you change your mind later then do at that time when you really want it.

It is harder and it pays a lot more!

I would look into the hospitals in your area and look in the Human Resources (HR) department. The hospitals might not post all positions online. Transport or even working in the admissions area...

If you want the best possible career opportunities in nursing, get the BS. Apply yourself to the science courses and you'll probably do fine, just like everyone else. You don't have to ...

You need to study science based GCES, get good A-Levels and then apply at a local University. Go to NHS Careers (find them on the web) and they will send you a full info pack...

You're an excellent candidate for a community college-based nursing program. They're normally cheap (subsidized) and fairly quick, often with courses offered at more flexible hours. Chec...