[HeartsOpenWide]

I am just curious to how many people on her are BSN or ADN RN's.

[SarasotaRN2b]

Originally Posted by HeartsOpenWide

I am just curious to how many people on her are BSN or ADN RN's.

Are you trying to open up a kettle of worms?

[fluffwad]

I sometimes wonder if there has been any change in the demographic of people entering nursing. When I went, I was the youngest in my class ( I was 20). Most of my classmates were in their 40s, second career sort of thing, BSN wasn't an option for most d/t financial or time constraints. I still don't see many BSNs around....

[Tweety]

ADN, currently working on my BSN

[sirI]

Check out this poll started in January:

http://allnurses.com/forums/f118/pol...sn-138327.html

[SmilingBluEyes]

stats nationwide reflect that roughly 60% of first-time RNs start w/ADN.....about 35% with BSN, the rest, other routes like Diploma, 2nd-degree "fast track" programs, etc. This is the USA, of course, your answers would vary from other countries, such as Canada or the Philippines, for example.

[Corvette Guy]

I cannot vote D/T you left off an option;

[X] BSN & prior ADN

[PANurseRN1]

I didn't answer because I graduated from a hospital based diploma program. The "certificate" option sounds like something you'd find on the back of a cereal box.

[suebird3]

Of course, with my LPN, I had gotten a Diploma.......

Suebird

[TheCommuter]

I'm an LVN with a diploma.