natayjia123
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I understand a little more, im acually not looking at schools in my area, i want to move to NYC after high school so im looking at schools there, thank you so much.
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Over all i want to have my MSN, i want to take the BSN route because i want to go to college for a whole four years and live the college life, i really just want the break down of everything, i think i understand what i am doing with my first four years, getting my BSN, taking the nursing exam then becoming a RN, but after that what are my options and requirements to being a PNP, and i would like to become a primary.
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For colleges i meant should i look at colleges that have a PNP program? I want to go to a university for four years, i thought it went like this; University for four years- get BSN Go to a program to become a RN Get experience, then go back to a university to get my MSN and become a NP, am i right? I want to go to a college in NYC, i live in Massachusetts. I want to travel so im looking at schools all over the east coast. Thats a great idea i will call schools and talk to nurse advisors.
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My dream is to become a pediatric nurse practitioner, but i am so confused on exactly what steps to take, how to become one, everything about schooling. I am a junior in high school and i rerecently finished a nursing 2 course at my school. I completed the first course my freshmen year, i am applying for the 3rd class that is provided by American red ccross, if i am accepted into the course & finish it i can become a CNA by the time i finish my senior year. My question to everyone is can anything please explain to me what type of colleges i should be looking into, nursing schools included, what is the difference in me going to a nursing school right after high school and a regular college? I am aware that i will be going to get my BNS to become a RN, then i will need to go back to school to get my MSN to become a NP. Can anyone just explain the stuff i will need to be doing after high school and which kind of colleges or nursing schools to look into. Thanks -Nay