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Double major in art education and in nursing? |
i know this sounds silly considering the course load. but i do like both with an equal passion. i do hospital volunteer and taking prereqs for nursing, but lately my part time jobs have often been something to do with teaching and children. my first job was babysitting and second is assistant teacher...im also excited about being a qualified peer tutor at campus...i also like art a lot. has anyone done double majoring in nursing and another....i need an outsider's point of view... I suggest that you continue your double major until you become over-burdened. That time may not come, so you may be able to graduate at the college level with a double major, and then concentrate on one or the other at the graduate level. Nursing is a heavy load girlie!!! I'm in the education program, however my bestfriend is doing nursing and she had to go from full time to part time on her job b/c she needed more time for her studying! but, on the flip side, you can do whatever you set your mind to. |
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A LPN makes a lot more and has a lot more responsibilities. It takes a year education after prerequisites are met. A nursing assistant in Fort Wayne Ind. makes 8-10 an hour and does the grunt work.... I think you should apply for teaching positions out of state. I'm sure there is a state you have always wanted to live in, give it a try! You should at least try being a teacher for a year ... Try this link. They might have the information you are looking for. ... Nursing and Midwifery Council and Royal College of Nurses ...community college..u can get LPN..usually 10-15 months...can then work or transfer to associates program to be ASN..usually 1 more year..If you start out asso. 2 years.. BSN is 4 years..from there ... It's "vocational". You'd have to call the school to ask them about their program. The community college might be more likely to offer an associates degree while the LPN/LVN ... try out this site.and for more more info log onto google.com www.universities.com/Distance_Learning... - 39k - ...Any RN degree (either a 2 year associates degree or a 4 year BSN) qualifies you to work in pediatrics as a staff nurse. There is no special training required - all hospitals or clinics will provide... |
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