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Otaybw19

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  1. I have just graduated from high school and am going on to become a nurse. The last semester of my senior year I worked in the nurses office as a nurses aide and I loved it. I was just wanting to know more about school nursing. To those of you who are school nurses, are you an LPN or RN? Should I become an LPN or RN to be a school nurse? Do you get paid during summer break? What are some pros and cons of being a school nurse? Was it difficult finding a job as a school nurse? I know there's quite a few questions but I am just curious and would like some helpful info. Thanks. :)
  2. I would just like a nice house of my own out in the country.
  3. Thank you. :) I feel a lot better about taking online classes now.
  4. Thanks. :) I was also considering online classes because I've missed quite a bit of school in the past due to health issues I have. I thought if I took some classes online then I can do them on my own time and not have to worry about my health issues keeping me from earning credits.
  5. I just graduated from high school and will be starting college in the fall for nursing. I know during my freshman year I will mainly be taking pre-req courses before I actually start my nursing major. I am wanting to take a couple of classes online such as English and Psychology. However, I have heard from some people that online classes are much more difficult than regular classes. Any of you students that are already in school or have graduated, do you think this is a bad idea?

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