Biden doesn't want to fight for 50,000 student loan relief. It's too hard

[DC_Dude]

I noticed a lot of kids are going to community college or Tech School!!...I don't see nothing wrong with that!!.

Agreed and I noticed some community colleges will allow kids to take classes in high school and get credits before graduating.

Maryland and I’m sure other state too, have a program where they will pay up to 5K for community college if a kid is enrolled full time

 

[blackbull1970]

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[blackbull1970]

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[blackbull1970]

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[DC_Dude]

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The one career field where we don’t have enough people going into

 

[jawnswoop]

The one career field where we don’t have enough people going into

A lot of people don't want to deal with wiping someone's ass and sexual harassment from these old folks. So, I can understand why a lot of people don't want to do nursing as a career.

 

[blackbull1970]

The one career field where we don’t have enough people going into

It’s why the U.S. Government wants to continue with the Visa’s, but for specific people.

If you go to any hospital, medical clinic in this country, it’s not uncommon to see majority of folks in there are foreigners.

In all these foreign countries, higher education is basically free, even in shit hole countries.

America is the only country in the world with a for-profit education system.

This country’s scheme is having these foreign countries train people and then immigrate to the U.S. to work for cheap.

And if the foreigners need to be trained in the U.S., the foreign countries will foot the bill, it’s why Trump made that statement last month about allowing Chinese students to come to America, China will foot the bill to pay for their education, not the U.S.

This country doesn’t give 2 Fucks about its citizens….and that includes White Folks.

 

[DC_Dude]

A lot of people don't want to deal with wiping someone's ass and sexual harassment from these old folks. So, I can understand why a lot of people don't want to do nursing as a career.

Naw, you thinking about CNA or Medical Assistant....

A registered nurse don't wipe ass....Depends on where you are working, they mostly doing stuff like taking vitals, assisting the doctor, and etc....

Nurses make GREAT MONEY...Like stupid money

It's actually one of the most stable jobs someone can get.....Passing those boards is the hard part in school.....

Career advancement is plentiful and if you are a travel nurse, even more money....

I know alot of chicks that went to college for nursing and none are hurting for money....One is over a cardiology center at a major hospital easly clearing 250K...Granted she has her masters which is where you can make way more money.....

Nurse Practioners and Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist can make a killing

The highest paid CRNAs are in states like Rhode Island and North Dakota, with average salaries over $410,000 annually, according to June 2025 data. Other factors like experience, work setting, and location also significantly influence earnings, with senior CRNAs potentially earning around $247,000 and specific cities offering high-paying job packages

 

[DC_Dude]

It’s why the U.S. Government wants to continue with the Visa’s, but for specific people.

If you go to any hospital, medical clinic in this country, it’s not uncommon to see majority of folks in there are foreigners.

In all these foreign countries, higher education is basically free, even in shit hole countries.

America is the only country in the world with a for-profit education system.

This country’s scheme is having these foreign countries train people and then immigrate to the U.S. to work for cheap.

And if the foreigners need to be trained in the U.S., the foreign countries will foot the bill, it’s why Trump made that statement last month about allowing Chinese students to come to America, China will foot the bill to pay for their education, not the U.S.

This country doesn’t give 2 Fucks about its citizens….and that includes White Folks.

Exactly......Have them come over here and pay them less than an American trained nurse, but more than what they are making in their country....

What's even more crazy, even with them bringing over foreigners, it's still not enough with so many people living longer....

I learned about that foreign money in grad. school myself....Went to school with some folks from all over the world and learned that the reason the university I attended, which is probably in the top 30 highest costing schools, accepted them was because they cutting a check...It ain't no federal loans and etc. for foreign students....

 

[jawnswoop]

Naw, you thinking about CNA or Medical Assistant....

A registered nurse don't wipe ass....Depends on where you are working, they mostly doing stuff like taking vitals, assisting the doctor, and etc....

Nurses make GREAT MONEY...Like stupid money

It's actually one of the most stable jobs someone can get.....Passing those boards is the hard part in school.....

Career advancement is plentiful and if you are a travel nurse, even more money....

I know alot of chicks that went to college for nursing and none are hurting for money....One is over a cardiology center at a major hospital easly clearing 250K...Granted she has her masters which is where you can make way more money.....

Nurse Practioners and Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist can make a killing

Ok, my bad, well, yeah, if they don't gotta deal with the bullshit of wiping a person's ass and sexual harassment then it would be a great career choice.

There's, so, many positions in the hospital field that I can usually get them mixed up.

Yup, passing them exams are a pain in the ass but worth it once you've passed which would lead to great money.

Thank you for clarifying the difference since I got them mixed up.

I know a lot of family members and friends who are CNA & Medical assistants which told me those horror stories of what they had to deal with and do.

 

[DC_Dude]

Ok, my bad, well, yeah, if they don't gotta deal with the bullshit of wiping a person's ass and sexual harassment then it would be a great career choice.

There's, so, many positions in the hospital field that I can usually get them mixed up.

Yup, passing them exams are a pain in the ass but worth it once you've passed which would lead to great money.

Thank you for clarifying the difference since I got them mixed up.

I know a lot of family members and friends who are CNA & Medical assistants which told me those horror stories of what they had to deal with and do.

It’s all good bro. Most people don’t know, but I work in the industry so that’s how I know

Yeah I wouldn’t recommend anyone doing CNA unless you a have plan to stack money for something else.

I think you can do that program in high school if you have a vocational center or like a 2 month program at community college

 

[Mixd]

Naw, you thinking about CNA or Medical Assistant....

A registered nurse don't wipe ass....Depends on where you are working, they mostly doing stuff like taking vitals, assisting the doctor, and etc....

Nurses make GREAT MONEY...Like stupid money

It's actually one of the most stable jobs someone can get.....Passing those boards is the hard part in school.....

Career advancement is plentiful and if you are a travel nurse, even more money....

I know alot of chicks that went to college for nursing and none are hurting for money....One is over a cardiology center at a major hospital easly clearing 250K...Granted she has her masters which is where you can make way more money.....

Nurse Practioners and Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist can make a killing

Yeah my mom was an RN and her close friend was a CRNA. 20 yrs ago, her friend worked on call between two hospitals in Houston, clearing $300k a year by not being on payroll. My mom at one point was telling me I should of done it when I was an EMT, just couldn't at the time way back. My mom wanted to do it herself, but couldn't leave work and go back to school raising us at the same time, single mom.

But yeah they make bank. Some more than doctors.

 

[DC_Dude]

Yeah my mom was an RN and her close friend was a CRNA. 20 yrs ago, her friend worked on call between two hospitals in Houston, clearing $300k a year by not being on payroll. My mom at one point was telling me I should of done it when I was an EMT, just couldn't at the time way back. My mom wanted to do it herself, but couldn't leave work and go back to school raising us at the same time, single mom.

But yeah they make bank. Some more than doctors.

Yup. Thanks for sharing that bro.

Truth be told, sometimes I wish I did CRNA myself.
They make good money considering the amount of time you have to go school.

 

[Mixd]

Yup. Thanks for sharing that bro.

Truth be told, sometimes I wish I did CRNA myself.
They make good money considering the amount of time you have to go school.

My mom told me it was a year of school after having your RN. But it was intense. Math of course is heavy. She always told me she just couldn't do it because of having 4 of us. But she always regretted it. But still she has a bunch of degrees and certs after her nursing degree. Wrote papers and did a bunch of stuff. Retired now, comfy.

 

[jawnswoop]

It’s all good bro. Most people don’t know, but I work in the industry so that’s how I know

Yeah I wouldn’t recommend anyone doing CNA unless you a have plan to stack money for something else.

I think you can do that program in high school if you have a vocational center or like a 2 month program at community college

yeah, I know you've spoke before or countless time working in the hospital industry since you've made educational threads about he industry, so, I wasn't doubting you know your stuff. I appreciate people like you who work in the medical field and hospitals because I know it's a a lot of work and not everyone can do that job.

Yeah, that's why I didn't want to do it, because I didn't want to deal with wiping someone's ass everyday or deal with disrespectful old folks in them hospitals which I thought that was all a nurse does since I've heard family member's and friends talk about it a lot.

I've been misinformed about some things when it came to nursing because not everyone is well informed of the different positions that pays well or what they do since here in philly the majority of them are medical assistants and CNA's.

Yeah, you can do it in high school or vocational school or community college which they have plenty of those schools here in philly.

 

[BKF1]

It’s why the U.S. Government wants to continue with the Visa’s, but for specific people.

If you go to any hospital, medical clinic in this country, it’s not uncommon to see majority of folks in there are foreigners.

In all these foreign countries, higher education is basically free, even in shit hole countries.

America is the only country in the world with a for-profit education system.

This country’s scheme is having these foreign countries train people and then immigrate to the U.S. to work for cheap.

And if the foreigners need to be trained in the U.S., the foreign countries will foot the bill, it’s why Trump made that statement last month about allowing Chinese students to come to America, China will foot the bill to pay for their education, not the U.S.

This country doesn’t give 2 Fucks about its citizens….and that includes White Folks.