Reginald Said:

Does anyone know if Australians can apply for NYU? I Would LOVE to go there... PLEASE READ.?

We Answered:

Of course you can go to NYU! You would be amazed how many schools in NY state cater to foreign students! As far as nursing, if you plan to return to Australia, check into what you'll need to ethically and legally practice. If you wanna stay here, you can do a 2 year RN program, there's no pay difference between a 2 year and a 4 yea RN program. NP and Masters levels pay more. The University at Buffalo has a phenomenal nursing program, but even better, Niagara County Community College is a two year program that UB based their program on!

Larry Said:

Is It Worth It To Join Nursing Associations?

We Answered:

I can't speak directly about nursing however, I am a certified medical assistant and have taught medical assisting and billing and coding for five years.

I am a member of the California Medical Assistant's Association. It helps for networking, for getting CEU opportunities and looks good on a resume/application. In the rest of the country it would be the American Medical Assistants Association. Also usually students pay less to join these organizations.

When I went to college in the 1980s I did receive a scholarship from the California Medical Assistants Association.

Another organization you may want to check out is HOSA.

Shane Said:

Do men have any conscience?

We Answered:

Tell him to get bent!

Philip Said:

What is better for a young man at 27years old:mariage or study?

We Answered:

There are a lot of scholarships available. I suggest going to Google and conducting a search from there. I actually won a $5,000 scholarship about a year ago, and I recently found another contest by the same company for a $10,000 scholarship. It's free to enter, so there's no reason not to.

http://www.alllsite.info/scholarship.php

Good Luck!

Aaron Said:

How many men would be willing to retrain as nurses?

We Answered:

Any man with a smattering of common sense would be more than willing to consider the nursing profession. It is not regarded as a woman's job anymore by educated people--and by educated people, I don't mean "college educated," but reasonably intelligent and informed about reality.

Derek Said:

should a wife take back the unremorseful erring husband ?

We Answered:

I don't like to admit that Ann Landers was ever right, but she urged women to ask themselves one vital question: Am I better off with him or without him?

In these circumstances, the man had to be forced by the court to pay support and to ensure he would not act violently toward his wife and kids. He appealed that decision.

Now that his health and finances are in shambles, his escort friend is no longer interested in him (amazing!) and he wants to be taken back, and taken care of. He is, according to the question, unremorseful.

I see no reason at all to take him back. None whatsoever. This is a guy who deserves to live in the situation in which he placed himself.

Every woman deserves a better relationship, if she wants one at all.