Registered Nurse (RN)
We asked 11,919 job seekers about their Registered Nurse (RN). This is what they told us:
- 52% of job seekers said "help my career progression" was the biggest reason for earning their Registered Nurse (RN)
- 89% said earning their Registered Nurse (RN) helped them make more money
- 92% said earning their Registered Nurse (RN) helped them get a job
- 97% said they would recommend a family member or friend earn their Registered Nurse (RN)
What are people saying about getting a Registered Nurse (RN)?
Did this certification help you make more money?
Based on 11,910 responses
Did this certification help you get a job?
Based on 11,912 responses
Would you recommend this certification?
Based on 11,911 responses
Why did you decide to earn your Registered Nurse (RN)?
Based on 11,919 responses
Required for my current job
Make more money
Changing careers
Get an edge over other candidates
Help my career progression
Other
What do people wish they knew before earning their Registered Nurse (RN)?
7,885 people answered
“Being a registered nurse is very stressful because you have a person's life in your hands. Life is delicate and being a nurse is scary at time but it is very rewarding.”
“That it takes a lot of time before you are an expert at what you do.”
“That it takes a lot of time before you are an expert at what you do.”
“Required for employment as a Registered Nurse”
“If it would be easy to find a job ?”
What advice would you give to someone interested in earning their Registered Nurse (RN)?
8,663 people answered
“Except that you will not go in to the field knowing everything. You will continue learning throughout ur entire career and that is normal.”
“Requires dedication, persistence and passion to complete.”
“I would encourage them to do it and to study their heart oUT.”
“It takes alot of work but it is so worth it in the long run”
“It's hard work but an RN has so many areas where they can serve from hospitals, missions, sales, consulting, schools etc....”