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HI, is there any one who already graduated from entry-level MSN. I need some info and experience to encourage myself and others thanks:typing

Hi, I am a man, working in aircraft engineerfing field. My wife told me that I should go back to school for RN nurse. I do a lot of research, most of private school offer accelerate BSN, but expensive. Then I think that i will go to public school where in southern california, they only offer accelerate MSN I am so confused with all my thought about this career. I think that nurse will be secure job, quite money but I am not passionate to care of patient. I like to do office work. Any advice, pl. i read many forum about doc yell at nurses,,etc then i am more confused Need help please. thanks:banghead:

To VEgas RN, I appreciate you point out that MSN just also need experience, but I really dont like the way you say sound like you discriminate the people with higher degree. Do you know that people like me also improve ourselve to get what we had? and beside since I already have bachelor, I can only go to MSN instead of BSN, not mention to ADN because the waiting list is too long.

Then how is a real nurse look like after going through a lot of pressure from classes, testes like TEAS, NCLEX? Any idea? thanks

Hi adidasgirl0699, Thank you for replying. First of all, I heard that nurse field is stable through any condition of economy, so I think that I should change to nurse to take less pressure, stable job. But, i concern about my age, gender. I also heard that with MSN degree, I can work in office, not direct relate to patient. Am I right or I heard too much Thank you for any advice or instruction. P/S: yeas, EE can make some money, but nurse can make up the difference by overtime

Hi all, I am a married man, 30 yrs old and an electrical engineer. I am thinking about changing my career to nurse, but I read a lot post about a male nurse, first year in nurse. I must says: it's so DISCOURAGE. What else can a MSN can do? I need all information from all of you before to make my call. Thank you and wish the best to all.:typing

Hi all, I am a married man, 30 yrs old and an electrical engineer. I am thinking about changing my career to nurse, but I read a lot post about a male nurse, first year in nurse. I must says: it's so DISCOURAGE. What else can a MSN can do? I need all information from all of you before to make my call. Thank you and wish the best to all.:typing