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This is something me and my classmates have been debating about so I thought I'd ask here. I know it varies with where you live and setting, but I'm just trying to get an idea. I'm going for a 4yr degree and planning on applying to hospitals. As a new grad, was your salary what you expected? If you're willing to tell me, could you provide your current salary, state you live in, and years of experience?
Teachers make HOW MUCH!?
Around here they are making $65,000 and up. All teacher salaries were recently published here. There were a couple of newbies down near 50 but given the big picture...better than nurses.
But don't dare say anything about them making too much and always having a raise and tenure....they bite your head off. They have no idea how good they have it. They are getting 3-8% raises while our nurses are getting 2-5% (and the 5 isn't common).
Around here they are making $65,000 and up. All teacher salaries were recently published here. There were a couple of newbies down near 50 but given the big picture...better than nurses.But don't dare say anything about them making too much and always having a raise and tenure....they bite your head off. They have no idea how good they have it. They are getting 3-8% raises while our nurses are getting 2-5% (and the 5 isn't common).
Oh wow, here teachers make like 30,000/year. But then again Nevada school system is super poor.
Oh wow, here teachers make like 30,000/year. But then again Nevada school system is super poor.
Oh our district is poor...cutting aids, sports, talking about kindergarten and busing but teachers get their raises. And like I said...don't dare speak out against their raises because they think they are underpaid and demand these raises. I can't wait for a day when the union is gone and they have to deal with real life.
I live in lovely California. I make over 100k a year. I have a BSN and work in home health. Maybe it's time those in the areas that pay less, make a move elsewhere. Just an FYI, I only have 5 years experience, 27 years of age, and only have one job. On top of that, I go school full time graduating next year with my NP. I just bought a brand new 6 bedroom house. So anything is possible in the right places.
If your job doesn't cut it, make a change that's the only way things will get better.
HappyWife77, BSN, RN
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BSN RN only hired at Hospitals in southern Indiana start out 20.84/ hour. LTC ASN or BSN the same pay 27.00 hour.