I've been looking into different nursing programs, and I was wondering, what is the differnce between a BSN and the other routes of becoming an RN? The school I am at now offers first an associate's degree in the science of practical nursing, then a BSN degree. I've been considering transferring schools because I want to move, but it's been difficult for me to find many other schools offering a BSN program for LPN's. Why?
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I've been looking into different nursing programs, and I was wondering, what is the differnce between a BSN and the other routes of becoming an RN? The school I am at now offers first an associate's degree in the science of practical nursing, then a BSN degree. I've been considering transferring schools because I want to move, but it's been difficult for me to find many other schools offering a BSN program for LPN's. Why?