Sue Iffrig

I'm looking to become a nurse anesthetist.

I hace almost finished my first year of high school and I am taking college course through dual enrollment with a nearby community college. This year has been stressful and I am struggling to stay motivated.

School is so easy but it's so boring and I tend to tune all of my lessons out. I've been noticing that even since 1st year I've been bored and uninterested in school. Any tips or suggestions to help?

I am a sophomore student at the Clint ISD Early College Academy, and I am currently taking both AP Classes and Community College Classes, and I have always been wondering how all these classes and credits will be able to benefit me once I graduate and go to college. For those who don't know, an...

I plan on going into community college and getting my associate's degree to be a critical care nurse. Would I need to get a higher degree? What certifications should I get? Thank you in advance.

i want to know how to become a registered nurses and how long will it take

I'm a high school senior and I plan on getting my BSN and going into the air force as a nurse. Right now, I'm in the process of applying to schools and deciding on what exactly I want to do. So if anyone has any advice on what I should do that'd be great :)

I would like to know if CC is bad to go to for nursing or if a 4 year is where I should be.

I know there are different types of nurses but is it less stressful to learn how?

how is it going working in this hospital?

I want to know how long it could take to be a nurse practitioner. Sometimes it could be long for others which will make take long because there is a lot of learning and exams.

I want to know what is your favorite of doing your job for it is very fun because I could collaborate with people and have good relationships with patients and the people that I work with.

people say this job is amazing and you make a lot of money but no one ever mentions the downside.

I just need to know

How do you start in college? what do you recommend and why?

I'm barely starting school, but I'm so curious on what happens behind closed doors. For example how do manage to get through the tough times, and what do you do that helps you.

I'm in tenth grade and I'm considering medical school. I'm really interested in medicine, chemistry, and math, and I was wondering what it's like to be a doctor or nurse.

Are registered nurses the same as an anesthesiologist and what is required you know how to do for the job?

For example if you need good communication with patients.

What are some benefits you get in the NICU and what are some cons that come with working in NICU?