ok im a Junior in high school and want to go to the uk for college?

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my parents don’t want me to go they want me to go to an undergrad school in nyc but want to go to london. and when i am finish with school in the UK can i come back to america and find a job. what do you think i should. and when i graduate high school i will be a nurses aid can i find a job
i want to major in nursing

Nursing School: Study Space

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Hey guys! So I just kind of wanted to show you guys one of the paces I study and how I keep some things organized. I wrote a quick blogpost on my doxie scanner, you can check it out here: juliannehola.blogspot.com Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com My Blog: juliannehola.blogspot.com Doxie: www.getdoxie.com Debinding Med-surge book: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com

Journey to Becoming a Nurse: Online Classes

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OMG I can use sound now :D I’m using imovie as opposed to the other crappy movie recorder I was trying to use (photo booth what?) Music clips in order of usage: Nobody’s Listening (Linkin Park) Session (Linkin Park) site mentioned at the end: www.ratemyprofessors.com GO THERE! ^_^ thanks!

do you agree with this list of the most respected degrees?

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I just did a tally of an online discussion (by UK students), and this is the result:
1 medicine (24% of votes)
2 law (16%)
3 math (14%)
4 engineering (8%)
5 physics (5%)
6 economics (5%)
7 vet medicine (4%)
8 "any science degree" (4%)
9 dentistry (4%)
10 chemistry (2%)
11 history (2%)
12 architecture (1%)
13 Philosophy, Politics and Economics (1%, this is an UK thing)
14 accountancy (1%)
15 philosophy (1%)
16 languages (1%)
17 pharmacy (1%)
18 politics (1%)
19 nursing (1%)
The rest have under 1% of votes.

What do you think, do you agree with this list?

What is it like being a nurse?

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I’m considering being a nurse, my mum is one, but she doesn’t like talkin about work! :P , so it’s mostly things like " Holby City " and " Casualty " that are medical related! I know being a nurse isn’t really all like that, so what’s it really like?

1) I’m a guy, and gay, does that make a difference?
2) Pay? I know it’s not the best, but compared other careers I’ve considered, it’s either the same, or better, considering conditions…… What’s it like for first timers?
3) What are some things to consider before embarking on this career path?
4) Where is, in your opinion, the best specialism to work?
5) Is any part of nursing in real life like that of the lives of staff in " Holby City " and " Casualty " ?

Thanks so much! (UK)