Question by Bill J: What kind of jobs are available in the nursing field with a 2 year degree? ?
Thank you to everyone who answered my questions I very much appreciate your inputs! I know I want to work in the medical Health industry just not sure what is out there. I don’t want to be a CNA, I want to take college classes and go from there. I will make phone calls to find out where to get started and what different jobs are available in the field of Nursing. Thanks again, Mike
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Answer by maxmom56
Basically, any job requiring an RN is open to you.
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Question by raymond_1265: Should I go to Community College or 4 year college for Nursing?
I’m graduating in two months and I want to become a nurse. I applied to some universities around here (Seton Hall, Rutgers) and I got declined by all of them. I have a 3.6 GPA but my SAT score was a 1350. I got accepted into Farleigh Dickinson and Dominican College. At FDU, I didn’t get accepted into their School of Nursing, but I can apply to it after taking the basic courses needed for Nursing. At Dominican College, I got into their Nursing Program with a scholarship. I applied to Bergen Community for Nursing but I didn’t get into the Nursing Program, should I go to BCC, take my gen. ed. courses then apply to their nursing program? What’s the best thing to do? Thanks in advanced! Sorry if it’s too much to read!
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Answer by Randy
I definitely recommend checking out the community college. It typically costs less and is a great way to knock out your gen eds while paying less. If you work hard and do well, it’ll make you a more attractive candidate when you decide to reapply to the nursing program. You’ll have more money in your pocket (or less debt) and an associate’s degree to boot.
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Question by mel: What jobs can a 16 year old get working at a hospital?
I’ve been looking into it and apparently 16-year-olds can have minor jobs at hospitals, i was just wondering what sort of jobs they could do? I’m looking into being a nurse when i get older and figured this would be good practice (:
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Answer by ТiMøтHч ♥’s Angelina Jolie =)
Not very many at all.
Most jobs require at minimum you be 18 years old and a high school graduate.
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Question by pagrew: looking for a two year, Nursing degree college.?
Have completed all pre-requisites classes. Have worked 4 years
US Navy coprsman, eight years US Naval Hospital San Diego,
Bronchoscopy Technician and nursing assistant
Found the answer to my own question!
With my medical/military background,
I am immediatly accepted in the two year distant nursing program @
Excelsior College www.excelsior.edu
888-647-2388
7 Columbia Circle, Albany, NY 12203-5159
International Phone: 518-464-8500
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Answer by Raina
Check out community colleges in your area.
FYI, go for the 4 year degree. You’ll go a lot further in the long run.
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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 Allyson: Going to college for nursing – should I go to 2 year or 4 year college?
So, I am cracking down for college (I am a senior in high school)
I want to go to college for nursing, and then MAYBE go to graduate school for Maternal/Neonatal Nursing (babies, most of who are sick and in the NICU)
^ This wouldn’t be for a few years after I graduate with my nursing degree (maybe 5-6 years)
So, if I just go for nursing, should I go to a 2 year college, or a 4 year? I’ve heard they both graduate with the same thing, the 4 year student just has more credentials. But then I also heard many doctors offices & hospitals would rather hire 2 year students because they don’t have to pay as much.
I really need good advice with this. Please explain what you think. Thank you all so much!
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Answer by collegeworldseriesfan
Go to the 4 year school. You will have more doors open to you and if you do end up going to graduate school it will be a huge advantage. You always want to create a situation where you have a lot of options later, and a 4 year college will be more respected and give you more options. People tend to look down at 2 year schools, so you will be more limited in terms of jobs.
Note: You may get a low paying job right away with a 2 year school, however you will not be happy at that job and you will have a harder time moving up in the future.
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Question by yamaha_venom600: I recently got a job as a nurse and will make about 0 a week or about ,000 a year?
How much will I have to pay in income tax out of each $ 800 check if my state tax is 6% but I am not sure how much federal taxes is. I have no dependents.
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Answer by Bob F
Plug it in and find out exactly!!
http://www.paycheckcity.com/
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Question by Addisu H: what are my nursing objective when i transfer into the university from a 2 year college?
I am completing an application for the university and need ideas
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Answer by DrIG
An objective can be to become a competent and caring nurse./
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Question by Caitlyn S: what classes should i take senior year if i want to major in nursing in college?
What classes should i take in high school if i want to major in nursing in college?
i heard that these are the classes you should take in high school:
biology (already took it)
chemistry (already took it)
physics
algebra (already took it and algebra 2)
statistics
english (already took it every year, but i can take physcology in literature or journalism this year)
physcology (taking AP)
sociology
health class
a foreign language (second year of spanish, already had 2 years of french, but would rather not take it…is it that important?)
which of those do you DEFINATLY need to take in high school or will be taking in college? i am just wondering becuase i think i need to change some classes i am taking for this senior year (pre-calc and earth science when i should be taking statistics and physics?) any help thanks!
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Answer by MHnurseC
Yes, these are classes that you would take in college, however, it helps to have as much exposure to this material as possible. Taking them in high school will not provide you with college credit, unless you are taking the AP classes.
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Question by callmenurse: Can a nursing student finishing her first year at university have a summer job as a nurse ?
It would have to be in Miramich or Moncton, New-Brunswick.
In hospitals.
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Answer by —JULI—
I would imagine to work as a nurse, you need to have graduated and passed the boards. Most hospitals do have options for student nurse externs that have completed at least one nursing class/clinical.
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