Bachelor Of Science In Nursing

I completed a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. So is it possible to take the Masters in Information Technology? Although the degree is not doing Master? or do I have again for a second bachelor's degree in computer science from the ground? I ask because students are too long, four hours. While the Masters is only 2 years that I prefer. Thanks for your help. :) I think the candidate is four years, while the master is only 2 years. I doubt it can jump from the maintenance of the computer. I think you have to look for a bachelor's degree in IT and related disciplines to master. The play in college, however. I think you have any questions as to time, you can change your field of medical IT. Find a university where courses (English, history, mathematics, science, physics, ED, etc.) of your nursing degree is transferred to the first two years of her bachelor's degree in IT to meet. So just two years to go and meet the requirements of their degree in computer, you may not be enrolled in all programs champion two years in IT with a bachelor's independent, I never have heard. Some degree schools can implement a three-year study with a master's degree to enter, while others you need for your first single. UT Knoxville, for example, offers a Master of Architecture for three years in patients with an undergraduate independent. A shot like when some university offers two years is a "medical" IT Masters - those who are eligible to work with degrees of Bachelor of Medical Science in IT jobs in hospitals. If such a program exists somewhere, it would probably be at a university that is also a school like Vanderbilt is. It makes no sense to an employee computer if you have already completed the first two years of course for most graduates in the computer already. If you want to get out of nursing - you could probably get a job at a pharmaceutical company My sister is a nurse and now flies around the country for a pharmaceutical company to supervise the research, doctors do with their medicines. He made six figures and not have to go back to school. If you go back to school, try to get an internship to get a job when you arrive - there would be nothing worse than spending all that time and money on a second degree and then not being able to find someone who would give you the opportunity to .