Claude Said:

How do you get a job as a registered nurse if you don't have any job experience?

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Glenda Said:

GUYS based just on jobs, would you rather date a girl who is a Registered Nurse or a Rock Musician?

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Date the musician, for a night or two. Then marry the nurse.

Daryl Said:

Registered Nurse?

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It's very hard to become an RN in less than 3 years, but I guess it can be done. Most programs require you to have a lot of prerequisites such as chemistry, statistics, anatomyand physiology, and sometimes an ethics class or even precalculus. If you want to do it you had better get used to needles because you will have to learn venipuncture, how to start an IV, and many other procedures.

There are 2 year programs out there. You will be an RN when you get out of them but you will only have an associate's, not a bachelor's. With most 2 year programs, in my experience, by the time you get all their prerequisites done, you end up spending 3 years... might as well go the distance and get a real degree with the prestige and pay that goes along with it.

I'm in my third year of a BSN (4 year program)and love it!