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No, there do not appear to be any nurses present. They’re never around when you need one.

I would seriously doubt you could get a nursing degree in just two years. There are also a lot of prerequisites to those classes, I expect. And usually a nursing degree does not encompass any other degrees. You could take a dual-major in nursing and biology as they are similar in many aspects, or even go pre-med.
And remember: just because you have the degree doesn’t guarantee you a job. You need the GPA and it couldn’t hurt to go through a whole 4-years either.

Peekay wrote:
I would seriously doubt you could get a nursing degree in just two years. There are also a lot of prerequisites to those classes, I expect. And usually a nursing degree does not encompass any other degrees. You could take a dual-major in nursing and biology as they are similar in many aspects, or even go pre-med.
And remember: just because you have the degree doesn’t guarantee you a job. You need the GPA and it couldn’t hurt to go through a whole 4-years either.

oh yes yes, I plan on getting as high on the nurcing totum-poll as possible, perhaprs even a nurce practitioner.

Those classes are prolly just the pre-requiered classes to getting into nursing school.

The role of nurses has changed dramatically over the last twenty years. The fact still remains however, there are jobs available for every level of nursing. Once you get in at any level you are generating income and knowledge to work toward a higher level with more pay but not necessarily more satisfaction. You will never know just where you want to settle until you jump in and get your feet wet. When I was an LPN, I took classes in cardiology and worked in CICU. From there I moved on to higher levels. Along the way I learned quickly that I did not want to be in the supervisory level. Nurse practitioner sound like a nice goal. Best Wishes.