In an accelerated BSN program and its 100x more stressful and fast paced than I ever expected. I’m getting good grades but I feel anxious and stressed 24/7. I don’t sleep well now either so I’m tired all the time. Each day I go to school or clinicals come home and study. Thats my life. I’m thinking of quitting nursing school and taking some human resources classes instead since my other undergrad degree is pretty much useless. I went into this to help others, help my family, have a rewarding career, etc. Now I don’t know if its worth it or not. And I had been planning on working in a dr’s office or outpatient after grad but its seems like those jobs need a few years of med/surg inpatient experience. Let me know what you think.
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Faster the better. Do you mean as a software application or as a methodology? I’m looking to do Accounting or Human Resources. hey all!! i was wondering the better path to take. should i go into law school for business law or would a human resources master’s degree be a better benefit? i want to do this while i don’t have kids and i didn’t know what the more valuable degree would be. i’m not sure what direction i’m wanting to take so that’s why it’s a toss up. In all honesty it really does not matter. The only fields that are pretty much guaranteed jobs are accounting and finance. Other than that a business degree is a business degree. The things you learn in business school are all intertwined. Employers that need a business associate will hire someone with any business degree, and sometimes those who have a degree in something other than business. If I get my Master’s in Human Resources, is it possible to do management soon after, or does it usually take years of experience before you can do this? |
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