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I Hate it too, but maybe you can try other areas like Public health.

Do you guys love this career that you have chosen?

How is your Child Care situation? From the descriptions I would pick the second one...I would pick the 1st choice, but not if I would be stuck on the second shift forever,as your childs needs change you may want to work a different shift.

I got some shoes from Kmart,They come in wide and they are SUPER comfy and they never seem to get dirty.I cant recall their name,but I checked the online reviews before i bought them...they are the ones on the website with the good reviews and they c...

Get REALLY organized right now.Clean your house real good.I scrubbed mine top to bottom,organized my closets and paperwork, and made some frozen meals for a few weeks.Get all of your appointments out of the way..Dr.,dentist ect...make yourself a stud...

Yes! that's enough to live in Chicago.May be cheaper to live in the Suburbs though....

It depends on how you learn.It was not hard for me,but Science has always been my favorite subject.I read Medical journals and Science textbooks for fun lol!!!! The only hard part is Math and calculations because I'm weak in math..Actually,I can't re...

I would work as a Cna and go to the lpn school.You can do a CNA program in 6 weeks.Yes,the trade schools are expensive,but in my case I got accepted into the trade school immediately and I was on the cheaper schools waiting list for 3 years.In my sta...

20-23 in Chicago without differentials.

First I check the school library.They usually have the books but u can only rent them for like 7-10 days.I just keep on renting them,or I study with them in the library.If its a subject that I REALLY need to study all day then I would talk to the Pro...

I think that's a Wonderful idea! Do you pick up languages easily? Nursing school is HARD.You will be doing lots of studying so make sure that your second major is one that you can handle easily. You could also pick up exercise classes to get your cre...

It's already done so you can only reflect and move on from that grade.Take the time to really look at WHY you got that grade? Did you make enough time to study? Were you busy with the kids? Were you not motivated? Did you run out of time? Did you not...

1)One is and ADN and one is a BSN,There is not much difference in pay on average but there are certain jobs that you can only have with a BSN.For example,My goal is to work in public health running a clinic and going out into the community to educate...

You should take as many of the classes as you can.If they accept people on a point system,someone who has those other classes would score higher than you and would have a better chance of being admitted. The school might also see you as more likely t...

Is there any way that you can keep your job while pursuing nursing? Maybe part time With both..I Would not quit ANY job in this economy to go back to school because it seems really hard to get a job in most sectors.I understand having dreams,but the ...

I would stick with the first job while you are in school because it's easier to study when working 13 shifts a month vs.20.

I would apply to both PLUS all of the other schools with good pass rates.Nursing schools are HARD to get into because they have so many applicants.If you did get accepted to both I would choose Wright because from what you typed that's a 1+1 program ...

Adek,I sent you a message about WIa....when does the program start in September? Towards the beginning or the end. @Smokey are you getting your CNA at Ambria?

I would just say to do your research.There are other schools that are cheaper that do include the books..not sure if any school includes the uniforms though.When researching your future school you have to include EVERYTHING in the costs..even transpo...

I'm curious about which fields are doing well at the moment.I love health care and I want to consider different parts of this field.But,I don't want to go back to school and then spend 2 years looking for a job.Thanks!

The SAME thing happened to my friend.She was in a high level of math at her old college,but they told her she failed the math test...weird..Heck,she is MY math tutor lol and I passed the test at 2 other schools..

I would honestly move to the suburbs...The safe and nice places to live in Chicago have CRAZY rent prices..like a 1 bedroom for 1300 in Lincoln Park...You can find something a little cheaper farther North or West..but it wont be MUCH cheaper.You can ...

Surprised that this thread is so long.....What more is there to say?

Do all the facilities have Unions there? Or just hospitals,I mean is it a requirement in Cali to have Unions?

This rumor has been going on for many years in all states..