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well anyways i was looking at online courses offered at any university around where I live to see if there are any options for me for the year (hopefully) between graduating with an undergrad degree to admission to medical school. Then I saw something amazing on the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences website. you can go from having a degree in most anything to having a BSN (bachelor of science in nursing) in ONE YEAR. How awesome is that. That is great. i was thinking... wow, how cool is that? That is one option.
another one would be to stay in school with enough hours to graduate with BS in biology for a year, or maybe a semester and summer school, until i could complete a chemistry degree also, all the while taking more classes (biology and nutrition) to improve my status as a medical school applicant.
or i could go another route. not take enough hours to be considered full time and just work as a registered polysomnagraphic technician/technologist. they make in total around $40 an hour if you score studies too. That would be the easiest thing to do. (im taking the resigstry exam in december)
or i could go another route. I could stay in school with my biology degree and put an emphasis on nutrition classes for a year or year and summer classes and get accepted into the dietetics internship to become an RD a year later.
The most lucrative option would be the intensive BSN study. I will already have a background in biochem, organic chem, pharmacology, endocrinology, pathophysiology, microbiology, genetics, nutrition and 2 years health care experience.
if anyone takes the time to read this, please give me input, especially if you are currently involved in one of these fields.
another one would be to stay in school with enough hours to graduate with BS in biology for a year, or maybe a semester and summer school, until i could complete a chemistry degree also, all the while taking more classes (biology and nutrition) to improve my status as a medical school applicant.
or i could go another route. not take enough hours to be considered full time and just work as a registered polysomnagraphic technician/technologist. they make in total around $40 an hour if you score studies too. That would be the easiest thing to do. (im taking the resigstry exam in december)
or i could go another route. I could stay in school with my biology degree and put an emphasis on nutrition classes for a year or year and summer classes and get accepted into the dietetics internship to become an RD a year later.
The most lucrative option would be the intensive BSN study. I will already have a background in biochem, organic chem, pharmacology, endocrinology, pathophysiology, microbiology, genetics, nutrition and 2 years health care experience.
if anyone takes the time to read this, please give me input, especially if you are currently involved in one of these fields.
