I have been working as a flight attendant for 18 years but hold always wanted to be a nurse. Would I hold to start college all over again or could my degree count even if it's not surrounded by nursing?

Medical Billing or Medical Assistant?

How antediluvian is your degree? Classes that are too old collectively no longer "count". But since you have a bachelors already, you could just achieve an associates RN (community college--2 years plus pre-reqs, you are still a RN and the pay difference is negligible). There is a nursing bridge for those with bachelors already as very well, your classes may be just too old tho'. Enjoy the unknown career!

Is nursing right for me?

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Hey! Have you considered an accelerate nursing program? I am starting one at Texas A&M Corpus Christi June 2nd. It is only one year long, as opposed to two. In instruct to qualify for these you need to already have a bachelor's level, which you have. They are short, and you get a BSN which is preferred over an associates.
Good Luck!

Breastfeeding counsellor as a rewarded occupation?

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you need to go to a approved nursing program and talk to them i don't think they hold credits past 5 or 7 years which means even though you own a BA you might need to repeat some undergrad stuff for the current RN program. once that has be decided you apply to nursing school and loaf.wait and wait...take in do 2 years for an associate RN or go subsidise to get BSN at a four year school. There is truly no difference surrounded by the nursing aspect if you have a 2 or 4 year degree unless you want to do upper regulation. i know you think since we have a nursing shortage you wont hold to wait but you do, why i have no thought.they just are not fast.

What are some medical career you can...