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I recently graduated with my associates in liberal arts and science. What are my chances? Im currently a medical assistant.

Yes i was generally speaking. But dont worry i dont want your advice. Nor are you an english teacher. Yes being in the medical field helps you with nursing. I no longer want your input. I applied already..

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Good luck with your application momofason, hope you are accepted into the program and enjoy your nursing education. I'm not sure if you're aware but there is a student nursing forum, there are discussions for every stage of nursing education, see the 'students' on the yellow banner at the top.

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Yes i was generally speaking. But dont worry i dont want your advice. Nor are you an english teacher. Yes being in the medical field helps you with nursing. I no longer want your input. I applied already..

Yes i was generally speaking. But dont worry i dont want your advice. Nor are you an english teacher. Yes being in the medical field helps you with nursing. I no longer want your input. I applied already..

Actually, I do have an active teaching certificate, and several years of teaching experience. So I do recognize poor writing when I see it.

Since you have already applied to a program, I guess there is nothing else to be said.

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Thank you. No i didnt know but now i do.

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Specializes in Med/Surg, Ortho, ASC.
Yes i was generally speaking. But dont worry i dont want your advice. Nor are you an english teacher. Yes being in the medical field helps you with nursing. I no longer want your input. I applied already..

So yes, Horseshoe actually IS a teacher, and no, being a medical assistant does NOT help you become a nurse. You have some very strongly-held erroneous assumptions yet you're not receptive to the truth even when you asked for it.

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Specializes in LTC and Pediatrics.

Speaking from experience, being in the medical does not help you with nursing. Different types of jobs use different skills. I was a CNA and MA before nursing school. Not really any cross over there unless you count being comfortable approaching patients a plus.

Yes i was generally speaking. But dont worry i dont want your advice. Nor are you an english teacher. Yes being in the medical field helps you with nursing. I no longer want your input. I applied already..
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