Any LPN's with Bachelors in health care administration?

This is kind of a side-bar to those that already have a bachelors:
I just graduated from my PN program and have my BA in Psych. Instead of going on for one more year for the LPN to RN program I'm going to apply to join a two year Master's Entry program - where I'll complete my RN in the first 11 months and then get my NP in the next 13 months. This is an option only for those who have a bachelors in anything OTHER than nursing. It usually requires a few more prerequisites, but for me it seems worth it. This is just in case those with a bachelors haven't heard about these programs. I live in MA and there are several schools in my state that offer a program like this.

KGARD7777 - if you are interested in Health Care Admin go for it! From talking to the advisor at my local community college you can still do a lot with that degree and will have many career choices, especially if you're interested in community health.

Best of luck to you.

I am an LPN with a Bachelor's degree in Health Care Management. I am now a clinic manager, overseeing 4 subclinics. I don't think my degree was useless, I didn't want to limit myself as an LPN. We have so many avenues that we can expand on. Never limit yourself because you think the only way you'll get somewhere is by getting your Bsn!