Hmm, I'd vote engineering and the advanced hard sciences for most stressed out... In terms of premed (which isn't a major, btw), premeds tend to be completely stress cases....but it�...

I had a friend who had a BSN 35 years ago and it did not do anything for her until she eventually went and got her MSN 23 years later. When she got it there was only 14% of nurses getting it, now i...

When I was in nursing school the only math requirement was algelbra, what you should do is look into the nursing program you plan on applying for, most have all the classes you'll need to take...

NO such thing as a 1 year RN accelerated program. The minimum is 2 years, no matter how brilliant you think you are.

ive been a nurse for 17 years but will never forget the first day of nursing school... i commend you for following your dreams.. here is some advice...never let anyone come between you and your d...

Not only do you need a HS deploma to enter Nursing school, you sometimes also need a college degree to apply to Nursing school. First, you need a HS degree to apply to college, then you can either ...

Actually, NO. Do NOT do a nursing assoc. degree and try to do premed. it's a waste of your time. a lot of those courses will NOT transfer to the 4-year program. Pre-meds and nursing students t...

well, you will have job security in both, as there will always be a need for both both are means /ways to help people nursing pays more,,,,, the hours may be longer and weekends and nights ...

Never been to Ramapo, don't know much about it, but I'm a TCNJ student. I can tell you that TCNJ has an excellent nursing program, and that many nursing majors there are some of the bigg...

Wow. here is what I see just from what you said. Do what your passionate about. Do what you like to do. Do what you want to do more then anything else. Then Minor in the second favorate thing. Afte...

If it is a public university, he could potentially sue for violating his due process rights. See this article ... ...

i'd see no problem......i mean your degree / gpa and what not only matters for your first job...after that its the experience. I'm a chem e and would like to work in the pharmaceuti...

Both careers are good for helping people. With nursing I think you have more options (i.e., different fields to work in); while social services are limited. With nursing you have the opportunity to...

Take a few easy classes that will help raise your GPA you know something you are good at like Art or something.

You would have look into college policy but to my knowledge most classes are good for at least 8 years. I know my grad classes are good for 10 years. Part of getting into the nursing program may re...