DFW, TX - rn or bsn ??

[txtri02]

I am currently at TCC SE taking A&P1 and Micro, also working a full time job that is not in the health care field. I have a Bachelor's degree, aslo not in the health care field.

My question is - should I go for a 2 yr RN program or go for my BSN now. Some students in my classes have been mentioning they work for hospitals that will subsidize their nursing programs.

My only issue with going for my BSN now is the cost and the fact that I will have to quit my job. I am barely keeping up with A&P and micro and my job.

Any suggestions/comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks !!

[cnastriving2brn]

Have you looked into any accelerated BSN programs?

[rubato, ASN, RN]

From everything I've heard and read, DFW is an area of the country that absolutely requires a BSN. I don't know if everu hospital does right this second, but they are all going to, and it's a tough market there. Start doing some research/job searches.