I have my LPN license and currently work as a school nurse. I love this job. I want to further my career. I've gone back and forth between NP and PA. What I'm planning to do is go back to school and get my B.A.S in biomedical science. After that, I can either apply to PA school or go back and do the LPN to RN transition and then go for my MSN. I'm leaning toward NP. I love nursing. Does this sound like something that can be done? I've read so many posts about "unusual" ways to get to a MSN. I've seen so many of the ideas shot down. Does this idea sound like it would work? The reason for doing it this way, is because I already have an AA and a certificate program (my LPN). Financial aid will not pay for the transition program to RN and all the pre-reqs that are required. However, going for a bachelor's degree in biomedical science will cover just about all the pre-reqs and will qualify for financial aid. Plus, it adds some good classes to my academic experience as well. As long as my GPA is where it needs to be, does this sound like a decent plan? My current gpa is a 3.2. I'm in Florida, if that matters. Thanks in advance for your input. It's appreciated!