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BSN or ELMSN program?

Hi Nursing World,

I was recently admitted to University of San Francisco's nursing program which is a total of three years starting in January. In the process of applying to nursing school, I was able to finish another bachelor's degree in Health Education.

With the program right around the corner, I am getting cold feet. My H ED degree is almost complete and I am wondering if I should take the opportunity that is present in front of me (which is another BSN) or take my chances, wait a few months and apply to entry level MSN programs.

I would appreciate for those that have experienced these different programs to give me some type of guidance. I am torn and don't know what I should do!

Thanks in advance!

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I would do the nursing program you've already been accepted into, personally. That said, USF tuition is pretty high. Are there any ELMSN programs in the area through state schools? I know some have gone away.

Agree with the PP. Take the sure thing and your license as quickly as possible.

Since you've been admitted to a BSN program, take it and get the "sure thing" and be done. BSN degrees are pretty well understood. Who knows what an ELM would be considered equivalent to...

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