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, ...

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.

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...

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

Take the additional courses to get a BS in nursing. Contact your schools nursing department.

why not just go to a community college? you get more hands on and employers look at the degree with more value. besides, its cheaper and online classes tend to have a LOT of reading and bookwork.

Because you weren't very specific i have over 600 options for you. They are all Four year, coed colleges. I'll name a few from different areas, but if you re-ask the question with more de...

I think that you should do what you want. I am sure you have heard people say things like: "If you really want it you can get it." It may be a far cry, but if you want it bad enough you...

If you have a background in any of the following, medical transcriptionist, coder, chart auditing, you wouldn't need to be licensed. In the home health field, you could work as a scheduler, me...

You need to check with the schools you are interested in attending. You need to find out how many of your credits will transfer, how to apply, and how long the waiting list is. You should be able...

be cool and be yourself.... usually it is quite formal so watch your communication skills, ie verbal and behavioural. ensure any remarks you make are well founded as research based information is...

If you are looking for an online associate degree in nursing to become a RN, then I would advice you to drop the idea. There is no accredited online associate degree in nursing that qualifies you t...

WOW - bunches of questions . . . Which ever degree you choose to 'go for' is dependent on your ultimate service goals, and your financial abilities. The higher the degree, the higher the...

An AS Degree is only a stepping stone...it does not really affect your major at a Senior College. To answer your question, you can have ANY major you want...which means you can earn any Bachelor...

Wow, don't blame you for burning out after 15 years in that field! I know a couple others who have burned out and moved on. You'll take quite a pay cut when you move on to another j...