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To the OP you're 22 grown and have a career. You should be proud of what you've done, and live with who you wish. Nothing wrong with living with someone at 22. This is in no way directed at the OP I...
While I do agree with essentially everything you posted there was just one thing. The very last couple of sentences. I know what you say is true, but that doesn't make it right. As long as people not...
The difference in work ethic among generations isn't completely that generations fault. After all that generation didn't raise themselves. As soooo many already have, and soooo many already will say...
I think the idealists and rationals are "rare", with rationals being the most "rare". Not sure what all the types those two sections make up (too many to list) but they are listed on one of those...
How did you like physics? I really enjoyed it but struggled and it annoyed me to no end. I finally did get a good grasp on it, but the first couple of weeks had me wanting to burn the
Never said those courses are required for humanities or social sciences degree. That doesn't mean that a student still can't elect take those courses (no need to bold anything I can read just fine)....
No, because any major can be a pre med major. That's the point. Any major can satisfy those pre reqs. It matters greatly to me that my hubby is an MD I do understand the terms it is you who seems to...
I am quite sure of what I'm saying. My husband is an MD as was my father. There is no such thing as a pre med major. I read the link you provided and not to sound like an a@@ on my side but it doesn't...
Just wanted to add there are lots and lots of majors that are accepted to medical schools, and it isn't always science related. As long as you complete the prerequisites (good grades) and have a good...
I'm really new to these boards and really new in nursing school. I just wanted to comment on how heart warming it is to read this. I already had a good feeling about how supportive it is here, but...
avsmch - It is nice knowing I'm not the only one feeling that way. So thank you very much for sharing that with me. Especially since you thought about PT. I'm a triathlete and am pretty sports minded...
First let me say how happy I am to have found this place. What a great resource. I have been reading through past posts for the last three days (I'm on page 35) and have finally decided to post....
I couldn't agree more with patients deserving better. If I was truly unhappy I couldn't fake it. I wouldn't be able to do it day after day. I would have the courtesy to leave the field. I guess I...
Is is possible for a new grad to go into specifc fields that don't deal as much with bedside? Is it highly recommended for a new grad to do a few years first and then start looking in other
TakeTwoAspirin, I take what you said a compliment. I am however, only in my early 20's. I am though and have always been a little more on the mature side. Not numerically but in other ways. Thank you...
Indy, no not rambling at all. I haven't quit yet not quite at that point, but felt that is where I might be heading. I seem to pick things up quite quickly. Much to the dismay of some classmates who...
What is it about psych that you like? Sounds interesting. I guess with the burnout I worry because I stress more easily then others. I'm not sure if I have the back bone and thick
:chuckle:chuckle Well you certainly made me laugh at that one. It felt good. I think I would like to possibly try to become a nurse anesthetist, possibly the OR, maybe research in some capacity. I...
It's a BSN program but I've already completed the first two years (the pre-reqs and stuff) so I'm in the nursing program and have two years left (sorry should have made that more clear). I'm not sure...