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Do you think as an bilingual education major I could do well if I change to nursing major?

Obviously the work load is different. But do people in either profession have sort of the same personality traits, etc.?
Wow, a year? Don’t suggest such ludicrous ideas.

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2 Answers to “Do you think as an bilingual education major I could do well if I change to nursing major?”

  1. March 18, 2012

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  2. March 18, 2012

    I think you should take a year off and really give some serious

    thought to exactly what you want to do and what career best would

    suit you.