I am just writing with a general question about jobs after graduation and what its like being a new grad. I am currently in a 4 year BSN program in Boston. I transfered from another university, so I arrived at my current institution with some credits already. Because of this, I have the option to accelerate my program of study to graduate next spring 2013, instead of graduating the spring of 2014 as I originally planned. My question is-- 1.) Is it dumb to try and cram in several difficult nursing courses all with clinical components into the next year and a half and 2.) will I regret graduating early seeing as so many new grads have difficulty finding a job? Any advice would be helpful.
Thanks!
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Hi there,
I am just writing with a general question about jobs after graduation and what its like being a new grad. I am currently in a 4 year BSN program in Boston. I transfered from another university, so I arrived at my current institution with some credits already. Because of this, I have the option to accelerate my program of study to graduate next spring 2013, instead of graduating the spring of 2014 as I originally planned. My question is-- 1.) Is it dumb to try and cram in several difficult nursing courses all with clinical components into the next year and a half and 2.) will I regret graduating early seeing as so many new grads have difficulty finding a job? Any advice would be helpful.
Thanks!