im going to college next year and after you 2 years i apply to the nursing program...and then i do 2 years of that and i get my bachelors degree...what do they mean by applying to nursing school..i dont do that after al this do i? also another question...is accounting or nursing harder....and will i have time to party as a nursing student assuming i limit my partying to like once every 2 weeks?

I am currently not working, and was wondering once I start nursing school will there be time for 1 or 2 college classes to finish my prerequisites? I am trying to knock out all the hardest classes now, and have like Biomedical Ethics and my Humanities for last. Any advice?
Can someone give me an idea of the typical day in the life of a nursing school student? i.e. Wake up at 6am, go to school for 6 hours, etc. Thanks!

seems like a lot of emotional pressure. i don't know if i should do medicine coz i dunno if i can cope with that. what do you people think? have any of youse been through it?

I am looking to get into a nursing program in the Arkansas area, but I do not know when the cut off dates are? Are there any programs that have programs starting all year around and how do you go about applying for school if you have not been in school for several years?

I mean the politicians who were paid hundreds of thousand of dollars by the health care industry to defaud US citizens out of health care.

Becoming a ob/gyn nurse practioner is one of my biggest goals for myself, but I don't know where to begin being that I have never attended college before.I ultimately want to deliver babies. I have a love for it. If someone knows how I can get into school for this field, please by all means, respond to my question because I don't know where to start. I have a G.E.D. , and I know that I will have limited choices, but I am extremely determined to become an OB/GYN doctor.

My doctor told us not to use the pull ups because they feel just like diapers to the kids. She said that I don't "night train" until my daughter is waking up occasionally with a dry diaper. What about nap time?

my dad was admitted to the hospital with trouble breathing...orders were left by the dr for no food or drink because he failed a swallowing test in the emergency room . the next day he was brought food and we asked staff about that and was told it must be ok if it was brought to him.....after one bite of bread and one drink of tea myt dad choked to death...went code blue...after shocking his heart etc. etc. my dad has been on total lifesupport ever since ..trach...vent...feeding tube....my dad has been a sick man but was driving his car and living totally on his own before this happened. now we are faced with no facility being able to care for him long term.....my dad is 74 years old and will never be off lifesupport....any advice?

When I was pregnant the first time- I gave one to my midwife a couple weeks before I was due and one to the first nurse I had at the hospital. They did everything I asked, we never had to answer a question and everyone referred to our plan. It was nice. Just make sure it's not super long, less than 1 page is good. You don't want to confuse them and make them spend too much time going over it. It should just outline your basic needs/wants.

I think that will be the last straw. People that work in health care are idiots. Many of them are still taking vacations, living life up, spending in restaurants, while people go bankrupt for care. When this industry inevitably stops making money, should we worry about the American economy?
Forgive me, I used to work for a restaurant, and I would say most of our sales came from the health care industry in some form or the other. While it was good for me, I also knew this was a good reason people were paying so much for medicine and treatment, and that it was wrong.
Many companies are cutting back on health care, especially for retirees. That cannot be good.