After Bachelors of nursing can I become either a Lawyer or an Architect? -

How many years it will take me after Bachelors of nursing? If you can please provide for an Architect and for a Lawyer especially for an Architect. What is salary for both? Thank you.

While not impossible, you will find it hard to be accepted into a J.D. program due to your lack of experience in subjects such as business, psychology, sociology, philosophy, economics. Those who enter into a J.D. program are well versed and usually specialize in one particular area, which is why you get many lawyers entering onto the program from all backgrounds and while nursing is another area, it is not something which one is faced with on J.D. admissions board. You will really need to excel in your interview, resume and personal statements. As for attorney salaries, it depends on which area of law you chose to specialize in, which firm or private practice you work for and your experience. Starting salaries for lawyers in many areas start at around $80,000. Architecture, is a different ball game and one which I have no experience in but I would suggest the same principle applies. This may appear negative, but I am just fore-warning you about the difficulties of what lies ahead. Just remember, people changes careers everyday, but they spend many many years doing so.

i don t know. but nursing and architect/lawyer don t have (or not much) in common in college courses, except for a few basic classes. So, architect usually take 5 years and lawyer is much longer. As for salaries, it depends on experience, etc... but average, i think entry (or junior) architect make about 50k to upper 50k/year. It probably same for lawyer, which depends greatly on experience.

It s impossible. They are different area. If you really want to be a lawyer or an architect, you should study double degree in a university. Of course, you need to make sure you have enough time to do.

no. if you want to become an architect major in architecture. but if youre really really smart, you could probably get into law school with a BS in Nursing. good luck

do what you gotta do, if that what you want, then search out both fields and see which ones you like best. good luck.

no...5 yrs...i dnt the salry...sorry..hope this helps =D