What is the meaning of associate degree in nursing?

Take the MCAT's, do well on them (which you probably should.) Apply to med school of your choice...go into serious debt. Med school is 3 years, then you intern and have your residency (which...

CNA (or whatever the position is called in your state for 'certified nursing assistant'). You wouldn't even be able to be an LPN/LVN b/c you'd have to take the exam for that li...

A Bachelor's degree is a 4 yr degree, It would depend on what college credit, if any, you already have. It would take a minimum of 1 year (if you are already an RN, LPN or LVN)

good RN can find a good job anywhere.

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.