Braiden

Thank you!

Thank you! Yes I am, I actually only have two more prerequisites. Schooling has not been bad for me and I make good grades, but I love working. I want to start working after I (hopefully) get my ADN and I know I will probably not go back. Things can change though.

If you don't mind me asking, where do you live? Southeast, north, midwest, etc.?

Hello my name is Braiden and I am new to allnurses. I'm not sure if I can post a question here, so if its not allowed please take it down and I apologize. As for my question, What is the job outlook for an ADN in the future years to come? Is it worth it to get an ADN? I start my degree in 2021 in the fall. I do not enjoy school and have no plans to get a BSN as I want to mother and enjoy life early on. I am 19 years old. I know this sounds very childish, but I am just not a school person. I have no desire to move up into management or higher positions. I will be happy as someone at bedside. I would be willing to work in any healthcare environment, but would prefer not to be in an Nursing home as I am a CNA already. I would like to make around 20-ish dollars an hour. Is this absolutely out of reach with an ADN? I would like to know this before I dive into my program. Thank you in advance!