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Azucena731 views

I want to learn about what A Day in Life is like for a Nurse Practitioner. I have learned that if you are too sensitive you might need to reconsider your career options? Is this true?

Im asking because I learned that you may see many hurt people including people's death. I am a very sensitive person and hate seeing really hurt people. Should I think twice? #nursepractitioner #hospitals #medicine #nurse-management

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What is the best way to maintain your money usage in college? After College Graduation Where should I start applying for jobs?

After College I want to be able to get a job that starts at a decent annual salary and start paying off my college debt. My Parents Recent House Hold Income is about $34 to $35,000. I want to be smart at stabilizing my money usage during college so when I graduate college I want to be able to start paying my college debt as fast as possible. I'm just a 17 year old senior that lives in Visalia, CA that wants to be better prepared on what lies ahead in the future, and what's the best route on becoming a Registered Nurse. #nursing #registered-nurses #nurse-practitioner #pediatric-nursing #nurse-management #financial-planning

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Is a BS in nusing worth it?

wondering.... #nurse #registered-nurses #nurse-practitioner #icu-nurse #nurse-management #hospitality-management #hospice-nurse

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Is it possible to graduate from nursing school and pursue a career other than hospital nursing?

I am enrolled at Liberty University for fall 2016 and am hoping to get into their nursing program. My mom is a nurse and has done hospital nursing for many years. I see that it is long hours and physically draining. I love helping people and really want to pursue this path but, if it's an option, I may prefer to work somewhere other than a hospital floor. I wasn't sure if the hospital experience was required for new nurses. #nursing #registered-nurses #nurse-practitioner #nurse-management

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I am a sophomore in college with a 2.9 gpa going into my junior year. Is it still possible for me to get into a nursing program after i graduate college even if i only bring my gpa up to a 3.3?

I was just looking at all of my past grades in college so far and didn't realize how terrible I'm doing. In high school, I was an average student. I think i ended with a 3.4 gpa and honestly I didn't really care too much about school. My freshman year I was a little lost and didn't know what i wanted to be at all. At first i tried business but did not feel like I would end up with a job where i could really give back and feel fulfilled with my life. So i decided I think nursing would be best for me. I am currently at Penn state and cannot get accepted into the program, so i switched my major to biology. My freshman year i got four C's, some B's, and some A's. My first semester of my sophomore year I did TERRIBLE and i didnt even realize how much this was all catching up to me. In my Chemistry class i got a D and retook it this semester finishing with a B. Needless to say, that brought my gpa down. Also, my biology 110 class i got a C in. My gpa is now at a 2.9 and I am SO upset with how bad i am doing. I don't know why it took me this long to sincerely care about school but i really do care and now its only going to get harder. If i kick butt these next two years is it possible for me to raise my gpa to a 3.4? Also, does anybody know if i can even get into a nursing program after college and have some of my biology credits transfer into the program? Also, my end goal is to become a nurse practitioner. I just need to know if that is at all possible. Im feeling very disappointed and discouraged with myself. #college #nursing #biology #registered-nurses #counselor #nurse-practitioner #nurse-management

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Should we let our parents define what career we choose in life?

Should I choose a career only because its what my parents want? Is trying to make them happy really worth it? #nursing #registered-nurses #nurse-management

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