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I am consider an option of joining the guard/reserve or something similar. I am 2 years from my bsn and am 40 currently and married with 2 kids. 1. Could I join now and finish school. 2. Is it likely to be deployed as a new grad rn 3. Is the retir...

Also currently working as a medical assistant and limited scope X-ray tech in an urgent care setting.

I would be receiving my bsn right around my 43rd birthday. Other than that I am in a year round program and my classes would be online for another 6-8 months after that I would have campus / clinical requirements

I have a goal of becoming an np. I have worked as a medical assistant for 12 years, and have had a practical radiology tech cert for 3 years (both diploma programs). I have several options available and am overwhelmed. I can get an aas from a for pro...

I got the school name from the nursing board so they are accredited. Reviews online are mixed from great to people knocking the same things you find at all for profit schools. I got my x-ray through a for profit so I know what comes with it. I have w...

The cost difference is 20k total for the aas and my income first year will be increased by that and then some so lost income in 2 years on a wait list will be a bigger loss

No matter how many hours she works she will never account for the wages I'd lose not working. I make $20 an hour and her job is $10 per hour with no overtime and I currently work 50 hours a week

My reason for considering for profit is due to a 2-3 year wait list for the rn programs locally and you can not even apply to the program until prerequisites are done