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BSN - no question. Houston area hospital systems have largely stopped hiring ADN new grads. Career prospects would be limited without a BSN. I'm a bit biased. I'm a UTHSC-Houston alum (MSN). The educational experience there is hard to beat - wonderful clinical rotation sites & exposure to the wide variety of learning opportunities in TMC.
Congratulations on being accepted - you must be one smart cookie!
mcmrp
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Hi!
I have been accepted into two nursing school programs in the Houston, TX area. UTHSC-Houston and Alvin Community College. Both have great NCLEX pass rates, excellent reputations, and boast quality nurses upon graduation. From a future RN looking for employment, which school would open more opportunities for better development and career choices? I'm having a hard time deciding. Fortunately for me, COA is not important and neither is driving distance from my house.
The fact that one is a BSN and the other is an ADN is a factor. I would graduate in December 2017 from the ADN program and May 2018 from the BSN program.
Any advice?