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What jobs can I get with a major in Communication and Nursing?


Question Posted Tuesday November 6 2012, 5:01 pm

I am for sure majoring in Communication and I really want to major in Nursing as well. What kind of jobs could I get using both of those degrees?
Thank you very much!


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solidadvice4teens answered Saturday November 10 2012, 12:36 am:
Communications: Journalist, Publicist, Researcher, Broadcaster, Producer, Photo Journalist.

Nursing: Obviously work in a hospital or a doctors office. You could also work as a professional care giver for those that need people to work on shifts around the clock taking care of elderly.

There's tons of jobs for each career but these stand out to me right now.

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K3587 answered Friday November 9 2012, 6:12 pm:
My sister got her master's degree in mass communications. She was jobless for 5 years. Then she did a fast-track program for nursing, built for people who already have degrees in other things. Now she does that. She might as well not have the first degree.

I know that's the case for one particular person, and may not apply to you or the area you live, but it's definitely true that nurses are needed everywhere. It's a lot of politics, but you can get a job anywhere in the country with it. I discourage people from getting dual majors anyway. I would say stick with one. You can always get the other later. I would lean towards nursing; it's a larger market.

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xomegaroni answered Wednesday November 7 2012, 7:58 am:
You can definitely do both but they do not really go together. Finding a job for communications and nursing, you might want to look into social work and education. As in, teaching nurses.

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