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It’s the same with RN’sExactly. Too many of the younger generation these days are unwilling to put in the effort. I notice this most in the new doctors I see practicing around here. Mostly Asian and Indian plus a few other nationalities. But higher education is valued much more in their culture than it is currently here in the USA - it is their road out of poverty. So they bust their butts to get that medical degree...and the whole extended family sacrifices to make sure that student can afford the education. You don't see that kind of commitment with much of the younger generation in the USA....what we call "poverty" in this country would be unimaginable luxury in third-world countries.
In my tenure it went from a single RN to over 50% Asian with almost all trace back to the Philippines where a child as a RN is very highly valued.
Contrast to moms white neighbor upset her grand daughter was accepted into BSN program.
She said what a waste for such a bright girl… she should go for MBA in the corporate world and make something of herself..
Post Script… Grandma outlook changed when she was hospitalized in the same hospital where Grand Daughter is charge nurse…