paratroopa

Brooks adrenaline...I over pronate so I need the support...I dont run but went to a specialty running store...wish I had done it years ago

I have an MBA and a MSF and received aid for my rn to bsn but only paid 9k out of pocket for my ADN... Also, employers didn't care about my graduate degrees or my PCT and EMT experience they only wanted that almighty BSN

I Do Not believe group work belongs in nursing school, especially in an online setting...most people like me decide to do an online program for many reasons...schedule, commitments, work/family balance. I used to work in a different field that required group work so I believe it has its place and in school such as business school but not in an online RN-BSN program... I am basing my opinions on over twenty years of work experience and five degrees

Checked BON website and I passed...

I am not criticizing but the quick results are unofficial

I refuse to pay for quick results

I took the NCLEX today and got the good pop up...I hope its true

I agree those qualities have nothing to do with being a good nurse...

[quote= Glad to have you gents with us, though I disagree that you're better suited just because you're often better at lifting and stronger physically than us. As many of you probably know, there is a lot more to nursing than physical strength. Why would you even say this? Who brought this up?

RN student and Army vet here

As my name implies I am a paratrooper...i have been trained by the Army but we are dependent on the Air Force...I did my AIT in the Army at an Air Force base...I can say hands down that if I had to choose between the two knowing what I know now...Air Force all the way

BSN is a lot of hard work...you don't have to have a BSN to get into PA school...you can do PA as a five year program if you combine a bachelors and a masters

Why do RN if you wanna do PA?

I have bad feet and knees...nothing works better for me than Dansko brand...no longer need inserts

18/hr per diem plus diff and weekends...