I have a bachelor's degree in sociology, but now I want to become a nurse. What is the best way of going about this?
It depends on the requirements of your state and which classes you took for your sociology degree. I considered pursuing a nursing degree after getting a bachelor’s in sociology a few years ago.I went to a local college and found that I wouldn’t actually need many additional classes before I could enroll in clinicals. If I remember correctly, it was only like 14 additional credits, mostly in science , plus clinicals, to complete the two-year RN program.I didn’t pursue it because there was a 3-year wait for clinicals and the job outlook for nurses where I lived wasn’t good. Talking to nurses in my area and reading forums like allnurses | Community For Nurses And Students helped me figure out that there was no nursing shortage and that the available jobs were mostly part time and in home care or senior facilities, which I didn’t want.Also keep in mind that nearly every hospital system now wants a BSN, which requires a lot more than the 2-year RN track. And there is a lifetime limit on federal student loans, which you may have reached during your first degree. You might have to pay for the nursing degree out of pocket.Long story short: you might not need as many classes as you think to get an RN and it’s worth talking to a college advisor. If nursing is your passion, go for it. But if you’re underemployed and are looking for a job field that has more openings, I’d recommend doing more research first.
How does a 14 year old start off her acting career?
Alright im 14 and im really really interested in acting. I asked my parents if I could take acting classes over summer and they agreed. I know that you hear about girls all the time saying they want to be famous "Hollywood Stars" but im serious. I dont think I go one day without thinking about acting. I mean I usually act by myself and feel that people should notice that kind off spark I have. I sound really sure of myself, but I just want to succeed. So can you tell me how to start off my acting career? Please! I know I need to get an agent but how?
What are the best resume headlines/objectives for fresher civil engineer?
Here are some of the lines which would make your interviewers go mind-blowing. Fourth one is my personal favorite.To work in a dynamic enviroment where I can learn and apply my skills for betterment of the companyTo be an outstanding team player that serves the company in short run and long runTo work hard with my skills towards the vision, mission and goal of the companyTo utilize all my skills and focus it on contributing towards the process of becoming an outstanding companyTo be one of the most dedicated employees and thrive hard for making the company betterP.S. I’d be writing more quality content like these regarding cracking and hacking interviews with just few actionable tips along with resumes. Also some SECRETS! So, if you’re a fresher or searching for a job or just want to flood your feed on how to create amazing resumes, do follow me.ONE MISSED ANSWER MAY COST YOURSELF AN INTERVIEW!
What skills should i put in my resume?
It depends on what type of job you're going for. For example I'm a receptionist/office assistant and these are the skills listed on my resume: Team player with excellent communication skills Reliable, flexible and hard working Computer skills: Windows, XP, PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, QuickBooks, Aphelion, Internet research But another example would be my dad's resume and he is a driver/Warehouse worker and these are the skills listed on his resume: Team-Player with excellent communication skills Class C Driver’s License (Clean DMV record) Forklift Experience Very familiar with the Bay Area Great hand skills and quick learner Flexible, reliable and dependable hard-worker Motivated self-starter with a strong desire to learn Professional appearance, attitude and demeanor Basic knowledge of PC and computer software So TEAMWORK, EXCELLENT COMMUNICATION SKILLS, RELIABLE, QUICK LEARNER are some that apply to any job type. Hopefully this helps. Good luck!
24 years old, no direction in life - what to do?
I'm 24 years old. I graduated from college two years ago with a degree in sociology. After graduating, I moved overseas and taught English as a second language for a couple years which was a really great experience overall. Since coming back, I've been living with my parents again and working as a teacher but I barely make enough to support myself and more importantly, I don't really enjoy teaching anymore. The problem is I don't know what to do with my life. I would consider going back to school if I felt sure about wanting to continue my studies, but I don't feel passionate enough about any field in particular to make that kind of commitment. How do I figure out what I should be? Everyone tells me to choose an occupation based on what I'm good at, but I don't have many (yet discovered) talents and the few talents I do have don't necessarily translate well into a particular career path. I want to do something I enjoy and something that pays well enough for me to be able to support myself. I don't feel like that's asking too much and yet it seems so far out of my reach. Most of my college friends are either already successful in their careers or at least passionately pursuing what they want to do - I feel like a loser living at home with my parents and not even having any clear goals. What should I do?