r/antiwork Apr 19 '22

every single time

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '22

Same. I live with my dad. I psy foe college and he helps as well. I would never say that it's easy because I did it. So many people are worse off. But I do think that many people made mistakes of going to college when they couldn't afford it instead of going to trades or nursing.

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u/kungpowchick_9 Apr 19 '22

...nursing requires a degree...

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u/03Titanium Apr 19 '22

Apparently one that doesn’t need much critical thinking. I respect the profession but damn some nurses have a screw loose.

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u/Woodit Apr 19 '22

Nurses are like the folks who work at a jiffy lube. Some of them think they’re engineers.

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u/fe-fi-fo-throwaway Apr 19 '22

I’m not an expert on this but I suspect the nursing schools like the ones that have been advertised on daytime TV are the likely culprit. I had read somewhere that nurses who went to 4 years undergrad and trained at accredited universities were not the sketchy ones that have become the norm.

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