Question by kimbrellkaylyn: i’m a nurse who has let her license lapse for four years.what jobs should i consider w/o rn license. ?
it’ an associate degree in nursing,could it also apply as degree in health.
small hospitals where your understaffed. pts. are just not being taken care of as well. and the pt load was the worse. doing total care and all labs. there are no red flags on me.
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Answer by Chuck M
Why don’t you take a refresher course and get your license back? We could sure use you. There is such a shortage in nursing. Without your license, you could be an aide for floor work, or maybe some admin job clerical job.
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Question by motavashun: I did not attend a four year college, I am currently enrolled in a nursing program can i still become a Delta?
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Answer by dablest1
Qualifications in becoming a member of Delta Sigma Theta are as follows:
You attend a college or University that offers a bachelor’s degree,,,you are pursuing a bachelor’s degree, and there is an active chapter on your college campus.
Of course other things factor in such as community service, GPA, and letters of recommendation…
Please visit our national website for more detail info, and good luck to you. http://www.deltasigmatheta.org
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Question by Kina D: Starting Nursing school next year and undecided about if I want to enter a two year or four year college?
Which one you think is better… I want to have the best knowledge of that field.
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Answer by bongojess
you’ll find a job no matter which one you choose, but i would recommend a 4-year college. if you have a BSN RN you will have more opportunities to move up in nursing such as management opportunities. more hospitals are looking for 4-year degree nurses over 2-year degree nurses for that reason.
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Question by hulagirl1993: Nursing school or four year college?
I am Interested in becoming a nurse(RN). What school wod be more beneficial to attend, a nursing school ( Lancaster general 2years full time 2years partime while working as a nurse), or a four year college (west Chester or Penn state 4 years full time)? Both would eventually get me my BSN.
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Answer by Bernard
You’d have much better luck finding a job depending on how impressive your resume is, so a 4 year college that gives you more experience and more challenge would be beneficial.
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Question by Derica H: Community nursing college vs. four year school?
Whats the difference in going to a four year school for nursing and going to one of those community schools and getting a degree within a few months?(Besides the time frame of course).
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Answer by RD
If you are only interested in a certified nursing assistant field then go to the two year school and get the certificate. That will allow you to work as an assistant to nurses like in Dr. offices, home care, and facilities. If you plan on furthering your education to be a Dr., RN, Nurse Practitioner, etc. you need to go to the four year school. Those are higher degrees and they pay a lot more 
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Question by snwbordluvr837: What four year college is closest to Cal Poly Pomona, and offers Nursing?
What four year college is closest to cal poly pomona (3801 West Temple Avenue Pomona, California 91768) and offers Nursing as a major?
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Answer by Didosis
Try these links:
http://www.csupomona.edu/~agri/academics/animal_health_sci.shtml
http://www.colleges.petersons.com/UGChannel/code/IDD.asp?orderLineNum=780814-1&reprjid=12&inunId=5510…
http://e-advancement.csupomona.edu/alumni/1980s.html
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Question by Fun Size: If I go to a two year college for nursing can I transfer to a four year college for two years?
What I’m basically trying to say is if I go to a community college for nurse…can I transfer to a four year college and only complete two more years there and not a whole four years
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Answer by Sarah
Yes, as long as your credits between the two schools are transferable. Many students start at a community college then transfer for an additional 2 years at a 4-year-school. Check with your particular community college to see about transferring and what classes can transfer. Good luck!
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Question by COACH: Indiana Nursing college for two years or four years?
I am a freshman in college right now and i am looking to transfer to a college in Indiana for nursing. I want to be a RN. I have a low GPA as of right now. However I still feel as though i am able to transfer. I would like to go to a 2 year college to earn my assassinates in nursing but i know when i want to become a RN my credits may not transfer. I am just looking for a great college to attended during the fall of 2010 in
Indiana.
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Answer by sharewic1
your course should transfer if you attend an accredited 2yr program. Go to indiana nurses association website and find a program. but some advice the way nurising jobs are right not, i would get my BSN.if money and time are not an issue. check out allnurses.com – and see what other nursing students in your are are saying.
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Question by PrettyBrownEyes: IS it stupid to go to a four year college for nursing?
Someone told me that you can become a RN in two years at a community college. If I plan on going to a University like Southern or Illinois State, is it purposeless? Should I just go to a community college? But I really want to go away to college. Tell me what you think!
P.S.What college or Universities have good nursing programs?
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Answer by ownpool
A BSN-RN in nursing will often lead to more promotional opportunities than a two-year RN from a community college.
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