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Hey guys,
I am a high school student and I have a few questions...
I am a guy, and I'm wondering... would it be wierd if I was a nurse? Would it be any harder to find a job since I am a guy?
How hard is it to get into an associate nursing program since many apply and only a few get in? I have a 3.8ish GPA.
How hard would it be to get a job as a new grad RN from an associate program?
Any tips or pointers becuase I am a determined individual and I would really want to get into the medical field.
Thanks,
Caleb
Hey there glad to hear you are going for it I grad in 2010 did not find it to hard to find a job as an ADN but also I had been a CNA for a good while bout 6 or 7 years I am gonna work year or two my self then go for my BSN my job will pay for some of that which is nice I wish you luck and don't listen to nay Sayers.
kerussll
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It's not weird at all. We had quite a few guys in my graduating class and they all did really well. One nice thing about being a guy is you can get minority scholarships, because a male nursing student is considered a minority. Check it out!