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Accelerated BSN

Hi

I am planning to do a accelerated BSN

i have a bachelors in Finance

could some one guide me

as to is it possible to cope up with

the BSN & pre requisites having no background in science

and could i get a job after doing a Accelerated BSN

or its a must for a RN

Regards

Dan

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Hi

I am planning to do a accelerated BSN

i have a bachelors in Finance

could some one guide me

as to is it possible to cope up with

the BSN & pre requisites having no background in science

and could i get a job after doing a Accelerated BSN

or its a must for a RN

Regards

Dan

I can't give you advice about how well you can 'cope' with science intense courses: that depends on your aptitude for science and your overall study habits. You're the best judge of that.

Accel BSN is a valid nursing program. At the end of the program, you are entitled to sit the NCLEX (national council on licensure exam). Passing that exam confers upon you registration as a nurse (RN).

You should have no problems getting a job w/ an RN license. You should have no problems being recognized as a BSN graduate.

It's the NCLEX exam that makes you an RN. But in EVERY state, you cannot take the exam until you graduate from a qualified school. Diploma programs, ADN programs, Traditional BSN programs and Accel BSN programs are all recognized as qualified programs to sit the exam.

~faith,

Timothy.

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