I am a nursing major and i want to minor in something

[3ponceboy]

[h=1]Like i said i am a nursing major and I need take more class because I end my general class and only left nursing class[/h]

[Cherry02]

Minor in Spanish.

[3ponceboy]

Im puertorican I speak Spanish

[SHGR, MSN, RN, CNS]

A few of my classmates did a psych minor. After our prereqs there were only a couple other classes to take to get a minor. Philosophy would be a good one too- extra ethics classes would be a plus.

Or you could make it easy on yourself and do the Spanish minor. Should be a breeze for you, right? I never was one to do something just so it looked good on a resume, but the world is a little different now and that might set you apart from the crowd.

[eatmysoxRN, ASN, RN]

If you opt to not minor in Spanish, any foreign language would be useful. Psychology sounds like a good one.

[llg, PhD, RN]

Minor in a field that genuinely interests you. It will nourish your soul -- and in the long run, enrich your career. If you pick a field you don't love just because some stranger on the internet suggested it and said it was practical, you will enjoy it less and get less out of it.

[Saysfaa]

I would take useful classes like micro- and macro-economics, basic accounting, technical writing, research writing, any class with a research component... or look up the common prereqs for masters programs - even if they don't add up to a minor.

Or anything interesting. Some of my favorite classes were odd ball classes like textiles, plant propogation and weight lifting. They have been surprisingly useful. A well-rounded education has a lot of benefits.

[zoe92]

I completed classes for a minor in aging studies. It's helpful for me because I want to eventually be a geriatric nurse. It also looks good because not a lot of people want to work with the aging, but rather with babies or kids.