associates or bachelors?

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It only takes one more year of school full-time to get a bachelors over an associates, right? My mom is a nurse, and I asked her today if there's any benefit to getting your bachelors: better pay, more positions available, etc? She said there isn't, and it's not worthwhile, but she's also been doing only one area of nursing for a long time, so I thought perhaps she may not be an authority.

Is it worthwhile to get the bachelors? Especially since I have kids and will need to be going part time sometimes, etc.

I'd really appreciate any and all feedback!

Thanks :)

EDIT: I just noticed the other thread. I'd delete this but I'm not sure how. Sorry about that.

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There's currently a thread running on this question posted here:

https://allnurses.com/forums/f198/bsn-rn-155539.html

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Yeah, I just noticed that! Should've checked first - I'll try to delete this.

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Don't worry about it. Just jump on in over there.

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