how can i become a nursing practicioner

Lonlai84 · Dec 24, 2013

Do you already have your BSN of so , take the GRE and then apply to nursing schools that offers the programs that your interested in. Most programs are 2 years

heriith · Dec 24, 2013

Do you already have your BSN of so take the GRE and then apply to nursing schools that offers the programs that your interested in. Most programs are 2 years[/quote']
You mean after doing any masters corse.?

lemur87 · Dec 24, 2013

You can get a masters degree that qualifies you to sit for national certifying exams. The degree is called a masters in nursing (MSN). You can also skip a masters degree and get a DNP which would qualify you to sit for the same exam and become an NP. For both of these options you need to have a bachelors degree...most schools require a bachelors in nursing as well as experience as an RN. But there are a few schools that let you start the program without a nursing degree, and just any bachelors degree I think.

heriith · Dec 25, 2013

You can get a masters degree that qualifies you to sit for national certifying exams. The degree is called a masters in nursing (MSN). You can also skip a masters degree and get a DNP which would qualify you to sit for the same exam and become an NP. For both of these options you need to have a bachelors degree...most schools require a bachelors in nursing as well as experience as an RN. But there are a few schools that let you start the program without a nursing degree and just any bachelors degree I think.[/quote']
Thank you for your information.