Pamelar

I agree with you. There are many doctors who enter this profession because of money and the title.

I'm a NVCC nursing student. This year (2012), there are 20 online nursing students and 58 students Momentum 2+1. I don't know about traditional, but they should have more than 60.

I'm in NOVA 2+1 program. I also have my Bachelor in non-nursing field. I've met my classmate who dropped from Marymount. She doesn't like Marymount as much. It's too expensive and she feels that NOVA nursing classes are much better and cheaper. There are some universities that you go from RN to MSN. I'm willingly to spend three years to get my BSN, in which I can make connection while I'm having my clinical training rather than graduate with BSN in a year and you have less chance to establish the connection. Good luck with your decision.

I'm in NOVA 2+1 program. I also have my Bachelor in non-nursing field. I've met my classmate who dropped from Marymount. She doesn't like Marymount as much. It's too expensive and she feels that NOVA nursing classes are much better and cheaper. There are some universities that you go from RN to MSN. I'm willingly to spend three years to get my BSN, in which I can make connection while I'm having my clinical training rather than graduate with BSN in a year and you have less chance to establish the connection. Good luck with your decision.

I'm a college student who is deciding to go either teaching or nursing. Ironically, I'm taking pre-req for both nursing and elementary education. I did very well in Biology and Chemistry as I got all A's. I'm now taking Human Anatomy and World History(for Ele Ed). For the Anatomy class, there are about 50 students in my class. A lot of them aim for nursing. We have three lecture tests. Only 3-5 students earned A's. And about 8-10 students earn B's. The rest C or lower and more than half get F's. I was able to get all A's in my lecture and lab tests. I still have a second thought of becoming a nurse although I did quite well in Anotomy. I've been a sub teacher for a year. Some days I love my job, some days make me hate kids. I like teaching adults more. I was an ESL teacher for adult students for over a year. Maybe becoming a nurse for a while and work as a nurse educator might be a good option. Do any of you have any suggestions?