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mmaku2020

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  1. Hello, CAREER SWITCH: I wanted to go into accelerated nursing degree program, but changed my mind. Reason: it will take me approx 2.5 years to come while i could just go into OTA or PTA. I have to complete 6 courses (prerequisites) before going into the actual program - full time. I have a family to take care of and that is why i think OTA or PTA would work - Giving methe flexibility to work while i attend school. I know it will take 2 years to complete, but don't mind taking the route. So,my question is considering the job market today -which is more demanding and the pay is okay to hope for a long term or grow with it. In addition: A friend mentioned something called direct entry MSN - NP. I have a degree in non -nursing degree and MBA. Please can someone also elaborate this to me too? Thanks for your input. Bless you
  2. Thanks for this this info. Yes I do know that all medical fields will require pre-req classes. I have Biology and Physiology, Chem, etc- already. I believe i have to take Anatomy 1& 2 and sit for PEAS exam/test too if i decide to go back to school. Thanks again
  3. Thank you all for your input and I do appreciate it. Right from the time I was in college, I have always wanted to go into nursing school or anything medical - but got discouraged from peers. Each time I think about about medical field, I feel like I am missing out something to make my career complete. Back to my LOW letter received, I have been searching for a job and having some interviews here and there, but nothing positive yet. Reason why I wanted a career change - I never went to school for accounting, instead it was all about business and MBA. How I got into accounting job is a long story and since I am good with Math I fell in love with it. I am looking at the future for my family - a career that I know it is always in demand. I have thought about physical therapy, respiratory therapist and many others. Just weighing in my options and would not like to stay in school any longer. I have been going to school for over 12+ years, and for that I would like to concentrate on the family side fully since I am already in my 40s. Overall, I will once again, say thanks for the inputs and keep them coming. Least I forget, Yes, I do reside in TX and I am glad you guys mentioned that here.
  4. Thanks everyone for your comment. I really appreciate it. I have a question here. Do you have to be an RN to be a nurse administrator or do you have go for a training/exams I can take to be one since I already have my MBA? Any advise or directions will be appreciated. Bless you!
  5. Thank you for your input. I do appreciate:)
  6. Thank you. It is definitely something i need to think twice before i leap. I do appreciate your time. Make it a great day!
  7. Thanks for your input. Of course I know what you're talking about and definitely wife is involved. Bless you!
  8. Hello, I recently got a LOW letter at work (an accountant) and i have tried to get another job for two months now, but all in vain. I have a bachelor degree and MBA. I am thinking about going for accelerated program in Nursing and I am 41. I have kids to take care of and wife is not working. I have some savings that might not be enough to sustain them if i should go full time. Please i need an advise if I am too old to for it or what do you think I should do? I am totally confused in this situation and do not want to hurt my family - not able to pay the bills or stuffs being thrown out of the house for non- payment. Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks Adam

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