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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nurse here.

Nurses come from all walks of life at every education level.  The profession can't be easily generalized.

Some nurses were stellar students with good family backgrounds, went to a great traditional 4 yr universities and majored in nursing, went on to higher education.  They marry well usually to doctors, lawyers, etc.

In my experience, for a decade or more, nursing has been a very attractive career option for women (and men) with a lot of baggage: divorced, single parents, changed careers, children or spouse of an abusive/alcoholic person.  It is a secure employment option with decent pay that can be obtained with an associates degree.  This makes it a viable option to MANY types of people.  I assure you many of them are not smart, caring "called to the profession" because of their nurturing nature.  There are plenty of dig-bat nurses that are just there to make a buck.  [/quote]

I'm not a nurse, but this is what I said upstream. I'm glad it has been confirmed by a nurse.  NPs who went to Georgetown - yup, they will marry well.  Twenty-seven year old recent graduate from community college 2-year associates degree, who spent her 20s working at target and partying until she decided she needed a "career"?  Not so much.  [/quote]
The other way around

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My niece graduated from Georgetown Nursing School a year ago and she is very pretty. She will do fine! [/quote]

Yep.  She’ll marry an ENT and have a great life.  [/quote]

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