07-30-2015, 09:07 AM
Prloko Wrote:Thecommuter, you might be better served with a Master's in Management which is usually an MBA lite, with an obvious heavy emphasis in management theory.I've already decided I'm no longer pursuing the MBA. Instead, I'm going to pursue to MPS (Master of Professional Studies) degree with a concentration in human resource management dually alongside the MSN (Master of Science in Nursing). The HR coursework interests me more and aligns with several of my future career goals.
⢠Master of Science in Nursing - Eastern New Mexico University (in progress)
⢠Bachelor of Science in Nursing - Western Governors University (3/2015)
⢠Associate of Science in Nursing - Platt College (3/2010)
⢠Diploma of Vocational Nursing - Casa Loma College (10/2005)
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⢠Professional licensure: LPN/LVN (1/2006); RN (5/2010)
⢠16 brick & mortar credits from Oxnard College (2000 to 2001)
⢠38 brick & mortar credits from Tarrant County College (2006 to 2008)
⢠Bachelor of Science in Nursing - Western Governors University (3/2015)
⢠Associate of Science in Nursing - Platt College (3/2010)
⢠Diploma of Vocational Nursing - Casa Loma College (10/2005)
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⢠Professional licensure: LPN/LVN (1/2006); RN (5/2010)
⢠16 brick & mortar credits from Oxnard College (2000 to 2001)
⢠38 brick & mortar credits from Tarrant County College (2006 to 2008)
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