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Workforce...For many of us the lightbulb comes on after we have spent years earning degrees we rather not have or just want something else because the satisfaction is not there.
I am an RN with a BSN. Also I have a bachelors in business. I will be a Nurse Practitioner when I get into school.
If I could turn back time.....I would of majored in a foreign language and minored in biological sciences. Then maybe becoming a Pharm D.
Workforce...For many of us the lightbulb comes on after we have spent years earning degrees we rather not have or just want something else because the satisfaction is not there.
I am an RN with a BSN. Also I have a bachelors in business. I will be a Nurse Practitioner when I get into school.
If I could turn back time.....I would of majored in a foreign language and minored in biological sciences. Then maybe becoming a Pharm D.
Good post, I would have tried harder in school and double majored in political science/communications.
I probably would have pursued pharmacy as that was my school's specialty. Good pay/benefits, normal business hours, fairly low stress and it could lead to bigger/better positions than just retail.
I wouldn't go if I could have done it over again. I would have entered into an electrician apprenticeship and started my own business. College isn't the only way to make a buck.
So many choices nowadays. I would skip nursing and do any of the following:
IT, Environmental studies, Accounting, then create my own business.
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