CAn you go from a two year ASN to an MSN?

[RNIAM]

I am just curious if that is possible or do you have to get a BSN first? I have seen folks go from RN-BSN-MSN etc but I just want to go in to a program that in the end will give me my MSN? Who has the scoop?:)

[Mkue]

originally posted by tapper

don't get too excited about the program at vanderbilt. first of all it is an extremely demanding program. secondly i believe it'll cost ya about $30,000/year.

ewww, that is a bit pricey..

[Bonnie Blue]

That's what loans and tuition reimbursement are for! :chuckle

Seriously, the school really works hard to help with financial aid. Another source is the National Health Service Corps. A lot of the midwifery and family np students are getting their education paid for by Uncle Sam.

I agree, Vandy's not the only Bridge program out there but they have been doing this since 1989.

[Mkue]

originally posted by bonnie blue

that's what loans and tuition reimbursement are for! :chuckle

seriously, the school really works hard to help with financial aid. another source is the national health service corps. a lot of the midwifery and family np students are getting their education paid for by uncle sam.

i agree, vandy's not the only bridge program out there but they have been doing this since 1989.

thanks bonnie blue !!