eaglemaster
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For better answers to your questions, I'd like to direct you to www.allnurses.com This is a message board for nurses, nursing students, etc., and if you have a question about anything, there is no doubt an answer there.
I think most people go into nursing and choose RN vs BSN based on who they get their info from. So, to each his own. But, after decades in the business, after earning my MSN, and after teaching countless students, I wouldn't want to be taken care of by someone without a BSN. But, opinions are like a$$holes......
Good luck to you. And to the poster who stated all you had to know were the 5 rights to get hired....it's become a lot more complicated than that (although the 5 rights are a good place to start). You need to think not just about getting hired, not just about passing the NCLEX, but about how your choices now will affect your career trajectory in the future.
Nursing can be just as snobby a profession as aviation (you went to Riddle....ewwww) if you know what I mean. The statement that "once I passed the NCLEX and could state my 5 rights I was set" is old school. It is going to be harder and harder to get jobs with advancement potential without more education.
End of my input on this thread. Go to allnurses.com for more accurate, (and more biased sometimes) information.
Stay Healthy,
The Naughty Nurse
(INSERT ANY AVIATION JOB BESIDES ATC CONTROLLER) have some of the highest alcoholism and drug abuse rates in any job field you are around ill people constantly , work god awful hours and may wind up having (INSERT TO "STAY IN HOTEL" / "WORK" / "RESIDE") in inner city low income areas . I am speaking from experience also the burn out rate is very high and there is alot of acromony between (INSERT PILOTS AND FAs / MECHANICS / MANAGEMENT) .