LenaH19

Did I say it would be easy "honey"?

I'm pretty sure the last sentence I said was to "Leave Positive feedback" I'm sure the job market isn't perfect. I'm not stupid. And I was just using North Shore LIJ as a reference. That doesn't mean I actually plan to try and work there. So please, take your negativity somewhere else. :)

Since im going to Community College, ill probably try to transfer into a University or if i dont get accepted to any, ill settle for online college. Most likely ill transfer to a university, ill just have to keep my gpa up in college. (Sorry for my spelling and grammar) Right now im aiming for NYU or Hunter, i may have a good chance to get into NYU as a Jumior if i stay around a 4.0. Thanks for you're input :) I believe North Shore LIJ is the only one that takes an associates degree, im not sure about any others, you just have to be enrolled into college for a Bachelors degree within 24 months of employment. (I've done some research )

So I'm a high school senior, I've chosen to be a Nurse, so I'm enrolled in my local community college in my home state of Delaware. To get the ball rolling, I am taking CNA classes this April and I'll be finished in early June, by then, I will have my High School diploma and I will look for a job and work as a CNA while in college. My goal is to get a Bachelor's degree and work up to a Master's degree one day. My goal is to relocate to NYC and to get a Bachelor's degree there. I'll most likely stay here in Delaware for another year or so after I graduate from College to get more experience under my belt before moving, also I'll have more time to save for it. What should I do? How hard is it to find a job with an Associate's degree in Nursing with experience as a CNA and about a year of experience as an RN? Will hospitals hire an RN to BSN student if I go to college there? My boyfriend is starting the same time as me in college, he's going to be a Veterinary Technician but after that he most likely won't continue his education and just work as a Vet Tech, so we would be making some type of income if I were to go to school. What's the Nursing job market like in NYC? Is it a good idea to go to NYC as an RN with an Associate's degree? Please leave positive feedback, thanks :)