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TedEMTP

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  1. Since you haven't expressed a strong preference one over the other, I'd go with the RN program, if only because as an RN you can practice in any field of medicine. As an RT, well, you work in respiratory, which isn't bad, if that's what you stimulates you and provides you satisfaction. But nursing is the kind of profession that can grow with you as you grow older and your "tastes" change, so to speak.
  2. I was just curious if anyone could enlighten me about what kind of a schedule I'm looking at for the MGH Direct Entry MSN program? I was initially accepted for Fall 2009 but deferred in order to give my daughter an easy first year of preschool. I am slated to begin with the Fall 2010 cohort. I've asked MGH what a "typical" schedule looks like for the program, but never really got a good answer. Unfortunately, I missed last Spring's Open House, where I'm sure a lot of my questions would be answered. I'd be interested to know what the typical school week is like for current MGH Direct Entry MSN students is like, realizing, of course, that next year's schedule might look different. Thanks!

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