Are nurses still in demand and will they continue to be?

The job market for new grad nurses it awful. The are WAY more grads then there are jobs. Still nursing schools continue to pump out new nurses. The schools make it sound like it is still easy to get a job, but it's not. They don't want to tell perspective students the truth because the schools want the money. I graduated in December and I have been looking since November and I still don't have a job. I have been looking all over. People say you will find a job if you are willing to move but that's not true. It's bad everywhere. There are a lot of nursing jobs but they all require experience but I am not sure how one is supposed to get that experience if no one wants to hire new grads. I think having a BSN is an advantage over an associates degree and in this market you need all the advantages you can get.

Nursing jobs are in short supply every where due to the economy and too many people going to nursonv school.

The society we live in involves specialization. One person is dedicated to one career, someone else will handle the others. That means one person must focus on one career, you should be top-notch if it's your career, you chose t because you love it, it's your passion, so be the best. And nothing runs out of demand, people retire, business replaces, business builds, new people hired. You should be top-notch in your career, you should dedicate a lot of time and effort into it, and you should make yourself the demand these businesses want. The payoff is big, but you have to work your way up, it's not what you know, it's what you can prove, so go back to school and get the best degree you can.