What is the job outlook for AAS Degree in Nursing in the State of Kentucky?

When you are looking at what to study, looking at your long term goals, as far as the ability to obtain a job and to make an acceptable salary are important. But you also have to look at what your...

Registered nurses are payed well so here's the gist of it; Some old peoples retirement homes are in such need of staff that they will send you to school. As far as needing a bachelors degree, ...

Nothing, unless you get the nursing license that it alows you to obtain. If you do that , the sky is the limit.

You would be able to work as a bedside nurse in a hospital. You probably could not advance into nursing administration. Most home care agencies require a bachelor's degree.

There are 3 ways in becoming a nurse (RN). Diploma program, associate's degree, and bachelor's degree. You can also become an LPN. The diploma program and associate degree program take...

BSN is 4 years and Assoc. is 2. There really is NO pay difference unless you work in a large university hospital that requires a BSN. Usually you need a BSN for any management or higher position. A...

An associate degree in nursing will get you to the RN level. After you complete the degree, you will have to pass the state board exam for your state which is about $300 and very hard. Nursing is a...

you gotta make this more specific. add the word YOU. cause there are plenty of people who have have nursing degrees. like amelia earhart