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Self Assessment: BSN Program For Nursing

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Taking the self assessment helped me to get to know my personality type and based on that personality type it matched me a job. The job it matched me was nursing which was the filled I want to get into. It showed me my strongest part and also it assured me that I am a visual learner. I would not know all this about myself if I did not take the self assessment.
I now know that NCCU offers BSN program for nursing. At first I wanted to go to UNC Chapel hill but it turned out to be a very expensive school and also very competitive school. When I was doing my research in this class for my career I found out about the salary and their work schedule. The last thing I learned was that there were many types of nurses beside the ones I knew of. Over

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