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As someone who completed an ABSN, there are a lot of factors. There is very little financial aid for a 2nd bachelor's, and ADN programs tend to be a lot less expensive . It also depends on where you live and what direction you want to go with your career. In my area, a BSN is the only way to get a hospital job. Go 45 minutes away, you can get one with an ADN. And you can work fulltime through a BSN program too; I saw quite a few people do it, not that they enjoyed it much, lol.
Just make sure you take everything into consideration. Good luck!
chanise718
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Hi,
I have both a B.S., Sociology and M.S., Counseling. I want to finally pursue a career in Nursing. I know about the Accelerated BSN and ADN programs route. I am interested in pursuing the best route. With the Accelerated BSN program, I don't want to overwhelm myself too soon because it is new field I will be studying. With the ADN, it will take 2 years It allows me the opportunity to at least work part-time. I know I have to take the typical pre-req's to ensure I get into the BSN program. I also came up with the option of becoming a RN first, then proceed to enroll in a BSN program. Either or, I want to choose the best route for myself. The route that wouldn't take forever to complete. But I also don't want to overwhelm myself as well. I am looking to enroll in school this Fall.