I know that every school is different but how much does it cost to just simply apply?

I first went to a Community College. I transferred to a university and went for a year. I readmitted to the community college and still owe the university money. I can't get a loan so I have to start saving. I want to apply to the nursing school associated with the CC. How will they know what schools I've gone to? Is there any way to leave that out, the classes are un-related to the nursing field.

I first went to a Community College. I transferred to a university and went for a year. I readmitted to the community college and still owe the university money. I can't get a loan so I have to start saving. I want to apply to the nursing school associated with the CC. How will they know what schools I've gone to? Is there any way to leave that out, the classes are un-related to the nursing field.

i'v finaly figured what i want to do with my life i want to become a doctor and at the same time i want to help people around the world are there any programs that allow that or at least give some training for a 15 year old kid where i can least experience what its like

I'm a 4th year female med student. I was working for 2 weeks in the same hospital as this male intern (1st year doctor-in-training) who was very nice & kind... sort of quiet. We talked 3 or 4 times (in the morning before starting work). Then he was placed back to the main training hospital.
Three months later I started a med student rotation in the same hospital and bumped into him on the way out after work. I didn't see him when he just came up from behind and said "Hey, how's it going?" We talked while walking to the parking lot, He remembered everything about me I had mentioned 3 months prior! We reached the lot and went our separate ways. He seemed glad to have had bumped into me, though we didn't really know eachother.
Recently (another 2months later) I saw him at my local Church. Is this a coincidence or what? I live in a large major city and I've never seen him there before.

Not sure, but id type it into yahoo.com or google... you might be able to find it there.

OK I am looking forward to go to school for nursing. I would like to be an obstetrical nurse and be able to care for patients while in labor, pushing and post partum. I would like no limitations in what I can do but I don't care about writing prescriptions.
Can someone tell me what kind of degree I will need and a little about nursing school if you've gone? Also if you are an obstetrical nurse a little about your job?

I had this horrible experience with this one hospital. I've basically been informed by at least 3 different people in the ER that it's okay for me to just come in, sit down if I don't feel okay, chill, even in my car in the parking lot and admit myself if I get worse or go home if I feel better.
Later on I get these nurses that go "that's tresspassing, and that's a chargable offense, so we advice that you don't do it again."
Then they get all blown out of proportion because I used a camera to take some pictures in the er, not because i was just taking pictures there, but i just happened to be taking pictures everywhere all day that day, and didn't really stop to think that it might be illegal or what not, since every hospital has a different policy, and security was all up on me like vultures, and of course I had to delete the pictures. But then I find out that they've been "tracking" me for a wihle, because I was parked in the parking lot or went into the er without being admitted, which I assumed was okay,...
I also tried contacting the director of the ER, and other people and talked to them, and they've been helpful at times but even they didn't return my calls always. It's hit or miss. I also feel like the nurses and a few of the people I spoke to SIMPLY DO NOT like me. period. I can feel it, and even though they say "well we're professional we're not allowed to judge," it's OBVIOUS that they are and that for whatever reason they're not liking me, and finding fault in every tiny nook and cranny, and trying to indirectly threaten me by saying "well that's wrong, that's wrong, that's a chargable offense, etc."
Heck when I showed up to the ER yesterday to talk to someone about all of this, a cop came out of the office just to monitor me.
I told him "I'm not being treated like a criminal, I'm not having any of this."
Why the heck would hospital staff go overboard with this?
May I say, I live in the area, I've actually been ADMITTED to that hospital many times, so they know me, and who I am and have records of it,
yet now I'm being treated like a criminal, with bad intent or whatever.
Am I doing something wrong, or are they being unreasonably harsh on me, or both?
I'm sorry I just feel that this is out of hand, and I feel threatened and just can't believe how CRUEL they were towards me in a sense, even if in an indirect sense, and I'm not sure what to do about this or who to talk to , if the people I talked to wasn't enough.

PLease , I want advice and general things about nursing school in USA....I'm gonna apply for collage and I choice Nursing what do you think about it,
I read in some sites it's number ten in top jobs in the world may be one day be 11 or 12 do you think it good job being nurse, I don't please help,
Thank you for you time .

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