Chandler, Arizona
How do you decide what career to pursue? (Nursing, LA, Art)
(I'm currently in community college trying to better my gpa and explore topics) I'm interested in topics like sustainability, design, and health research, but I'm more of a creative person(drawing, painting, writing, singing). For my careers, I've been going between being a landscape architect...
How do I succeed as a student athlete?
I am in 8th Grade and want to become an athlete but i am worried about how I am able to be an athlete and succeed in academics in high school and college.
How will high school help me out in the long run ?
Right now high school is very hard and I want to give up but I want to know how it would really help me when I get older.
Is it better for me to enroll in a 4 to 8 week CNA program, or a 32 to 34 week PCT program which can prepare me for becoming a PICU nurse.? Or Is it a better decision to go to EMT taring to prepare me for my PICU nurse career.? I am really stressing about the licenses and classes I must take in order to become a PICU nurse, I need someone to please lay it out step by step please. If I want to start off as a CNA nurse can I work with Pediatric, and adolescent patients, or do I need to work with adult patients. What is an HS.
I finished High school and I do have a diploma, and graduated with a 3.63 GPA.
I do believe the CNA program requires one to take an exam with about 70 multiple choice and reading questions, is this true.
how to become a better artiest?
How do i become a better arts. I have took classes and classes and yet i still can't draw well. i am starting to think drawing isn't for me does any one have any advice.
What do I major In?
How do j know what to major in and minor in if I want to run a daycare when I'm older.
What would be the most preferred nursing school for me to attend in order to peruse my career of becoming a PICU nurse.? Where can I find a full scholarship for my nursing school, if there are any.? Can someone please give me a list of all the licences I will need to acquire before I am a registered PICU nurse.? Would it be a logical decision for me to go to EMT schooling, become an EMT for about six months and then move onto my career job as a nurse.? The reason I am asking this question is because I have been told by many people who apparently worked in that field that it will prepare me for being a nurse.
Since I am only sixteen years old would I be allowed to go to nursing school, or are there age restrictions to the job, because of the stuff one might see.
Just so you guys know I am finished with high school.
What is the best way to be prepared for SAT exam?
I know I am only a freshman in high school. But I still liked to be prepared. #high-school #scholarships
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I really admire nurses and I have always had this dream to be a PICU nurse. How much would a I want to know the correct steps to take in order to reach my goal? I want to know what degrees I need if they are required? I need to know if I have to go to collage or can I go straight into nursing school? I am very confused with all the degrees and licenses that I believe must be required in order to be a PICU nurse.
I have recently graduated Penn foster high school and had taken 5 elective courses I chose all the courses that have something to do with health, medicine, medical sicknesses and terminology. I chose and have completed the following 5 courses, Medical Office Procedures; Law, Ethics, And...
Wat should my major be?
What should I major in if I want to run a daycare when I'm older and how much would it coust.
Quick Questions: Can you show me the TEKS (SYLLABUS) for Pediatrics? ( I want to be a Pediatrician)
I'm Sammy! I want to become a pediatrician when I grow up! #pediatrics #doctor #medicine #healthcare #medicalfield
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