What do you do with an A.A. degree?

My mum became a nurse at 34 she is 42 now. she loves it. she is also a mentor. basically if you are studying at university and depending on where you go to university you first few weeks are ta...

You will have to do your active duty, get out, and go to school on the GI Bill. You cannot possible do anything while on active duty.Even if you are stationed stateside, you can be transferred at a...

No harm in trying. Jolly good luck.

I answered for you before, I'm an rt. We both have as much patient contact. RT's have more patients then nurses because typically we don't spend as much time with them. We are only...

Make sure the program is accredited by the National League of Nursing....which requires a certain amount of hours of 'lab' and practicum. So if your lecture classes are online...OK....but...

bachelor degree it will help you in a long run cause even if you dont like nursing your classes will more then likely fall into other majors and most jobs look at the education. Lets put it l...

I'm not to sure where you are from, but in Australia we have University based and correspondence or distance education which also involves blocks of prac. (In a hospital or health care facilit...

Depends on what school you plan on going to. Why not check their requirements????? From what I've seen , most require the GRE general exam. There is no such thing as a specific GRE subject t...