Nursing degree...?

I am thinking of changing my major to Nursing. They have two majors for Nursing. One is just Nursing, and the other is Nursing (RN). Does it matter where you go? If it does, and what kind of jobs do both focus on? Thanks.

I have no ideal of what just nursing is. But I can tell you everything you want to know about becoming an RN. NO it doesn鈥檛 matter where you go to school. As an RN major prepare yourself for a 4-year college. As an RN you can go anywhere in the world and be able to get a job the same day you apply. Anywhere anytime.

Three family members and myself are RN鈥檚. As an RN you can practice as hands on or go into the administration end. There are numerous possibilities of places you can work from a doctor鈥檚 office, hospital or private company and more. Believe me an RN has more contact with the patients then a doctor. Look into it I recommend it.

Ps family physician鈥?about 12 years of school even if you get accepted to medical school. Also can you say malpractice insurance??

You should rather become a family physician. Save yourself the time and money.

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