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Looking to change careers from nursing to finance/investments? |
I have a bachelors degree from a state school here in MA. My gpa was somewhere around 3.0, or 3.2 at my first nursing school, but had a 3.9 the last two years at my new school. my overall gpa at my first school would be much higher had it not been for a class that my advisor would not let me drop. Have been working as a nurse for about two years now and thinking of going for something else. i initially picked nursing because at the very least it would give me a good fall back. it's been getting tedious lately though, and not as challenging. there isnt the earning potential as in investments. all in all, my main questions are should i try and get an entry level job for a financial firm first? will that potentially help me get into a better grad school? or should i apply and just try and land some good internships while in school? It sounds to me like you are already going in the right direction. What exactly are you looking for in terms of advise/ |
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