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Who

Who are today's nurses?

Find everything you need to know about starting a registered nursing (RN) career including information on nursing salaries, scholarships, schools, available programs, and more.

 

Ever wonder what kind of person becomes a nurse? Find out more about who nurses are: their lives, journeys, and motivations.

 

Whatever level you aspire to, nursing school can be challenging. Here are some resources to help you along the way!

 

Nurses are unstoppable! Learn more about the many ways people with disabilities are a part of the world of nursing.

 

Since the 16th century, there have been male nurses. Learn more about how myths and stereotypes are fading away as more men enter the nursing profession.

 

Many organizations have career resources and educational information available for minorities interested in the nursing profession.

What

What kinds of jobs can nurses do?

Find everything you need to know about starting a registered nursing (RN) career including information on nursing salaries, scholarships, schools, available programs, and more.

 

Here you'll find everything you need to start or continue your nursing career, including information on nursing programs, scholarships, and schools.

 

Are you thinking about making the switch to nursing as a career? Happily, it's never too late to become a nurse!

 

Here's a list of nationally known nursing organizations.  Contact them for more information about your specialty, to find out about conferences and events, or to subscribe to their publications.

 

With a nursing degree, you can shape your career as you go, taking the opportunities that fit you best. Here are some specialties available in a variety of settings and environments.

 

Accreditation is a voluntary, self-regulatory process where non-governmental organizations recognize schools and/or programs that have been found to conform to or surpass certain standards and criteria for educational quality.

 

Why

Why should I consider a career in nursing?

Find everything you need to know about starting a registered nursing (RN) career including information on nursing salaries, scholarships, schools, available programs, and more.

 

Did you know that by the year 2020, there will be an estimated shortage of 800,000 nurses?  With the world population living longer and needing more care, the healthcare field is one of the best places to get a job, and will likely stay that way for many years to come.

 

It pays to be a nurse!

 

Not many jobs come as flexible as nursing. You can work where and when you want. You can work full-time, part-time or no-time while you raise your family or go to grad school. And you can easily find work when you come back.

How

How do I become a nurse?

Find everything you need to know about starting a registered nursing (RN) career including information on nursing salaries, scholarships, schools, available programs, and more.

 

Many scholarships are available for nursing students. Not everyone qualifies for every scholarship. Limit your results by using search criteria. To see all scholarship listings, simple click "Submit."

Click here to learn more about the  Foundation of the National Student Nurses’ AssociationPromise of Nursing Scholarships.

 

Choosing a nursing program is an important beginning to becoming a nurse. When you find a program that appeals to you, check out its website. Visit. Ask questions. If possible, talk to graduates. Ask about financial aid, jobs, and the experience of current students.

 

Due to an increased interest in attending nursing programs in the United States, many schools have the desire to admit more students, but lack faculty or other resources. Thus, they often put prospective students on a waiting list.

 

It's never too early to start thinking about a career in nursing!

 

Here's a list of resources to aid and inspire nurses of all ages!

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