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bsnstudent2015

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  1. I was actually thinking of getting a minor in either business or english to help me out. And if you don't mind me asking, what kind of non-hospital work do you do? (just trying to figure out what my possibilities are)
  2. I just finished my sophomore year of nursing school, and am going to be a junior this upcoming year, working towards my BSN. I went into nursing school because I was very interested in the health field, however, I'm starting to realize that it's not the hands-on part of the health field that I am attracted to. Since I am already half way done with college, I don't think it would make sense for me to switch my major at this point, although I was considering switching to public health and then going to grad school for PH. I've recently decided that I should continue the next two years, get my BSN, and then try to find a non-nursing job that is still in the health field. I've done some research, and it seems that there are a lot of jobs that a BSN can get you, other than an actual nursing one (legal consultant, pharmaceutical rep, medical writer, etc). What do you guys think? And does anyone know how easy/hard it is to get one of these jobs with a BSN and what the salary rates are like? All advice is appreciated!! :)

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