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Associate Degree (RN) or BSN?

What is the demand in the NJ job market - ASD (RN) or BSN? Did anyone take their courses at PCC? - I would like to hear your feedbacks on the program! Did anyone enrol in the 2nd Degree BSN? I would like comments on those programs as well. Thanks for your help.

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Do you mean PCCC (Passiac County Community College)?

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Yes, I meant PCCC. Have you been there? Is the program good? Does it prepare you for the NCLEX-RN? The list of Associate Profs teaching the program all have pretty good educational background (BSN & MSN). Thanks for any comments you can provide.

I went to PCCC at SCCC. What that means is that PCCC is the school I get my degree from and the instructors are hired and paid by them. But, I went to another campus Sussex County Comunity College. I thought the program and the instructors are great. They have a great reputation. I think there last pass rate that they had for NCLEX was 97 or 98%. The instructors at the SCCC campus all must have an MSN. The people who work in the nursing labs had BSN. The staff were so supportive! I am still waiting for my ATT (authorization to test) from the board of nursing. But, I feel ready and I am sure I will do fine.

Is Pccc Offer A Bsn?

can anyone help

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