Which would be better, and why? other than just having a four year degree.?

I am a student nurse and i went in to the advanced diploma as i had over 5 GCSEs A*-C but only had AS-Levels not A-Levels, However after the 3 years when i qualify (at the same level as a degree nu...

Stay where you are and finish if you can. I had to move mid way too and it was terrible, the new school wanted me to redo a lot of my classes. It would have taken me another two years to graduate...

An ASN degree is an Associate of Science in Nursing. This is close but not exactly a BSN. As a graduate of the ASN degree program, you will be eligible to take the national licensure examinatio...

YOu need to call a university and find out for sure.

You can earn a doctorate in almost any field: education, fine arts, literature, chemistry, anthropology.... you name it. that makes you a "Doctor" in that field. Nurses can earn doct...

Get your NP degree. Do it now while school is "fresh" on your mind and you will not regret it one bit. I did the med-surg thing for 3 years... ER for 2... hourly wages are still just th...

You could try applying for a nursing assistant in that area of the hospital or apply as patient care technician, you may need to take a short class to do that job, though.

It will vary between programs, but the nursing prerequisite program is usually not as rigourous as the PT prerequisite program. For instance, where I went to school: Nursing requires Chem 1...