iMovie, it doesn't matter. The company is not loyal to the employee, so there shouldn't be expectation of the opposite as long as you have an "interview
You live in Dallas, so everyone is a 30k/yr millionaire...still, yes, we make very good money. I make more as a nurse than I did as an engineer. I make almost as much as my wife, who is a university...
IMO, both have a lot to offer, and neither is preferred over the other as a group. It just depends on the individual and how competent/good they are at their job. (Note: that is my opinion; I have...
I made it to the point of rescheduling and it wouldn't let me, that's how I knew I passed. Not sure how it works in your state, but MI updates their website daily, so that you can go to the LARA site...
This is what I was going to point out...besides the year or two immediately after 9-11, nurses are consistently ranked the most trusted profession. People say things because we are with them when they...
Also in MI...it took about two months, but that's b/c I spent a month applying to nothing but hospital jobs and then didn't apply anywhere for a couple of weeks b/c we had company in from out of the...
Another engineer here...moved to Michigan in 2010 and good luck getting a CE job here then. Bounced around a couple of years doing anything I could before applying to nursing school. Wished I would...
Our lectures almost always start before noon and continue until early afternoon...that means I'm gonna eat, as is 75% of the rest of the class. We've yet to have an instructor or professor who
I have just a plain ol' Eddie Bauer backpack. Like others have said, I don't actually carry my textbooks a lot - once or twice per week, probably. Several people I go to school with have rolling bags...
I don't know if it is universal, but the no. 1 rule at my school is do not pass a med without your clinical instructor in the room b/c you will be dropped from the program. For the OP, I think a lot...