POLITICAL SCIENCE VS NURSING?! what course should I choose for collge???????
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well, it's up to you. what field are you more interested in? people more likely suceed when they love what they do.\n\nbut when you graduate, i think you'll get a job faster in nursing..
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The best answer that can be given is that it is really up to you and it really depends on what you like and what you want to do with your life.  I dont think your in college by the way you sound and I took several psychology classes and personally, I find them very interesting.  Counseling kind of ties into psychology, and so does sociology.  Liberal studies are overall studies.  If you major in liberal arts, you will take a few classes of every subject.  Human resources, or human services is a major in which you can learn, and have to take, classes in all of these areas.  Good Luck!!!
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If you want to be a Social Worker, you should major in Social Work.  If your university doesn't offer that, Psychology would be a close second.  Maybe make sociology your minor.
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Most campuses have a Young Republican or Young Democrat club you can join.  Also, get involved in your college as a President of the Student Body, you usuasally can get pretty involved in not only campus politics but also local politics.  I would also recommend internships over the summer or as a job.
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Screw political science. \n\nYou need to be able to write clearly, logically and concisely.  Concentrate on a major that will teach you do to that very fact. \n\nAlso, take classes on logic and debate, if possible.
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I would say Nursing, as you would have more career choices. You can work in a Dr.'s office (specialist or general practitioner) hospitals, or choose home care, school nurse, occupational health... there are plenty of places to choose from, you can choose something that works with the hours you are comfortable with and the money is superb. Good luck in whatever you choose.
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I took the political science path, it helps you get into the debating mind set.  You have to be able to develop and support your ideas in law school which is what political science courses allow you to do.  The only reason you would want to deal with criminal justice is if you are wanting to be involved in the criminal justice system which I would not recommend.  Do political science and take elective courses that are geared towards the area of law you are interested in (business, corporate, real estate, contract...whatever)  You need to learn how those systems operate also in order to completely understand the whole system and not just the law side of it....then again I am an over-achiever so it really just depends on how good of a lawyer you want to be.
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Social Sciences deal with the interactions of people within society, Political science deals with the inner workings of politics and how the government works, Natural science deals with the laws of nature and its underlaying basics.
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Only you can decide what you want to do, but i can tell you that i am going to be attending drexel university in the fall, to study nursing (B.S.N/M.S.N Dual Degree). From what i have seen, nursing is an extrememly rewarding field, with so many opportunities.  Hospitals are hurting for them, and it is not difficult at all to find a job.  You can do everything from becoming an LPN, RN, and then going back to school to become an advanced practice nurse. I hope i dont get bashed from someone for saying this, but from what i have seen, there are so many more opportunities for a career in nursing as opposed to social work.  Get job descriptions and such off of www.salary.com. Nursing also offeres great flexibility with regards to scheduling. Good luck with whatever you choose!
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I wanna be a nurse practitioner, and my major is nursing
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Political Science....PolySci.  It would be a major to afford avenues into many meaningful professions.  Law, news, politics and many more.
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all major universities are bound to have a nursing program. so just shoot as high as you can!!
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Pharmacy is more chemistry oriented. For medical, you will have to take it to know which medications to prescribe, but the majority of your studies will be biology and anatomy.  Try speaking with a counselor at your school, they can help alot =]
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Wrong focus.  It's not like it's med school.  Just get into a convenient and decent nursing program.  It's what you do after getting your nursing degree and passing the boards that makes you a great nurse, or not.
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It depends on what field you want to go into. To start with you will have to take some general courses, English, Math, & History. Different colleges offer different degrees. If you are interested in Business, Psychology, Teaching, Nursing, Computers, etc. there is a lot of information on Columbia College's web site. It's www.ccis.edu.
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My major is Nursing\n\nIf you are pushy, smart and independent, then you would also make a great doctor as they are all those things as well.
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go to www.dora.state.co.us/nursing/\nthe website tells you step by step what to do. depending on when you move up there, MAKE SURE YOU KEEP ALL OF YOUR SCHOOL STUFF: transcripts, college syllabus, everything;which in turn save you a lot of headache and stress!