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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You think nurses don't make enough? Check again. But seriously, make this her problem. Tell her she either goes to school full time or works full time. If she works, she pays you rent. She needs to figure this out herself. [/quote] Nurses make enough, but that requires a degree, PP said Nurse’s Aid, that pays very little and it’s in the health field which she doesn’t care for. [/quote] Nursing, including being an RN, does not require a degree. There are college classes/certificate programs.[/quote] Incorrect. Being an RN requires an associate or a bachelor’s of nursing. In order to get your RN license you need to sit for an exam after you complete your education. If you pass, you become a RN. Most hospitals are now requiring a BSN. You guys are confusing CNAs/nurse’ aides/techs with actual nurses. [/quote] Oh and in order to be accepted into a nursing program, you need to have good grades in various pre-recs (bio, microbiology, chemistry, A&P I and II, psych, and whatever else the school requires). By the way I don’t think any of those things are that hard, but it’s a wee bit more than a certificate :roll: [/quote]
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