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I was not implying that they dominate the field, I was simply making a comment that those few who are brave enough to try their hand at nursing deserve to be commended. I was not making any type of comment about the ability of female nurses (who in my opinion are awesome) I was simply commending those male nurses who have made it in a role which is predominantly operated by women. Isn't that what the entire idea of feminism was about? Crossing boundaries in a world which is run by men? Whats wrong with giving men a little credit for trying to blur the lines of gender inequality which the feminists have been trying to blur for years now. I absolutely meant no offense by my statement. I posted in this form because I had just joined up and I didn't know what form to post under and I was kindly directed to the correct form. Thank you for your time and may you be blessed abundantly!

Thank you for giving me a concrete response. I promise to work until I bleed. I want this so bad that I am willing to fight for it.

Hello, My name is Joseph. I am a high school Senior. I have applied to my local college with the indented major BSN. I do not quite understand how this program works. My friends in nursing all started with different majors and transferred into the nursing program after 2-3 years of college. I know this sounds stupid, but do I reapply after my core classes? What cores do you generally need? I'm so confused. I really want to become a nurse... I love people and I love to serve those in need. I want to start in a career ASAP. I just need to know how to get there. Male Nurses Rule - Joseph Eyrich