Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:AA to get your RN in nursing. RNs with a BS only make 10 cents more an hour than RNs with an AA. Salaries are very stable.
do this. jobs in demand. you make pretty good money pretty quickly.
I am curious about this. I had heard that the AA degree in nursing is not as valuable and is being phased out and that employers really favor the BSN. Comments?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:AA to get your RN in nursing. RNs with a BS only make 10 cents more an hour than RNs with an AA. Salaries are very stable.
do this. jobs in demand. you make pretty good money pretty quickly.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:AA to get your RN in nursing. RNs with a BS only make 10 cents more an hour than RNs with an AA. Salaries are very stable.
do this. jobs in demand. you make pretty good money pretty quickly.
Anonymous wrote:College isn't about increasing salary. It's about finding your life's work and it's also a maturing process.
Anonymous wrote:AA to get your RN in nursing. RNs with a BS only make 10 cents more an hour than RNs with an AA. Salaries are very stable.
Anonymous wrote:What is the fastest way to finish a degree? The degree that takes the least amount of schooling upfront with a high pay off in salary and job openings?
Totally open to a two year program and later bachelors.
Anonymous wrote:What is the fastest way to finish a degree? The degree that takes the least amount of schooling upfront with a high pay off in salary and job openings?
Totally open to a two year program and later bachelors.