ADN to BSN ?

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So, after recieving my ADN from a pivate school what can I look forward to when trying to get my BSN..

Upon graduation I will have:

1. English 1

2. Psych intro

3. Human growth

4. Sociology intro

5. A&P I/II

6. Drug dosage & and calc.

7. Pharmocology

8. Microbiology

9. RN license (fundamentals,med/surg I/II,ect)

For any of you guys bridging or currently enrolled in a traditional ADN to BSN program what is/will it be like, course and time wise? :banghead:

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Specializes in PICU, Peds Ambulatory, Peds LTC.

When I entered my RN-BSN program I needed to take:

Statistics

English Literature

History

Anthropology

and the nursing courses:

nursing theory, physical assessment, community nursing, nursing leadership and 3 nursing electives.

Took me 2 1/2 years to complete my BSN. I also worked full time.

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When I entered my RN-BSN program I needed to take:

Statistics

English Literature

History

Anthropology

and the nursing courses:

nursing theory, physical assessment, community nursing, nursing leadership and 3 nursing electives.

Took me 2 1/2 years to complete my BSN. I also worked full time.

which school did you attend??

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Specializes in LTC.
which school did you attend??

I believe it was CUNY Hunter

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Specializes in med surg home care PEDS.

Wow you must have great grades, hunter is very, very, competive,

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Wow you must have great grades, hunter is very, very, competitive,

I think with the RN to BSN its not that competitive to get in. Only the traditional program you need a extremely high GPA. I'm also concern about clinical days and how many days you have to go to school for the RN to BSN. I was thinking about Excelsior.

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