Registered Nurse (RN)
We asked 2259 job seekers about their Registered Nurse (RN). This is what they told us:
- 49% of job seekers said "help my career progression" was the biggest reason for earning their Registered Nurse (RN)
- 90% said earning their Registered Nurse (RN) helped them make more money
- 94% said earning their Registered Nurse (RN) helped them get a job
- 98% 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 2,250 responses
90% said earning their Registered Nurse (RN) helped them make more money
Did this certification help you get a job?
Based on 2,252 responses
94% said earning their Registered Nurse (RN) helped them get a job
Would you recommend this certification?
Based on 2,251 responses
98% said they would recommend a family member or friend earn their Registered Nurse (RN)
Why did you decide to earn your Registered Nurse (RN)?
Based on 2,259 responses
Required for my current job
36%
Make more money
17%
Changing careers
29%
Get an edge over other candidates
5%
Help my career progression
49%
Other
14%
What do people wish they knew before earning their Registered Nurse (RN)?
1,478 people answered
“I would have taken an NCLEX review course to better prepare me for the nursing program. I took a course after nursing school and it better prepared me for the NCLEX than school (it was fun and low stress).”
July 19, 2019
“You give up your whole life to complete a "2 year" program. Everything has to be put to the side. Also if you are thinking about working and completing an Associates Degree in Nursing, reconsider this. It has given me a wonder career that I love, however in Alabama we are far under paid. May be worth it elsewhere.”
July 19, 2019
What advice would you give to someone interested in earning their Registered Nurse (RN)?
1,642 people answered