HELP! What do I do?

That's a great opportunity that the hospital is offering you!!! To obtain your degree online I would call the schools and ask them about their programs. Also, request information from the school you intend on attending. The classes from your biology degree should count toward some of the credits you need for the school you choose to apply to. It depends on the school and how long ago the classes were taken. Blessings!

I would say look into a night and weekend program at a community college. It shouldn't take you long if you've already taken those classes. You don't have to get a BSN, you can get an associates degree and do just fine. And do a RN bridge later. Those classes can definitely go towards a BSN as well. Good luck!

Talk to your supervisor to see if you can work part time. Most nursing program has a clinical component which has even more rigid schedule because it's hard to find a clinical placement for students. Nursing school is very time consuming. You don't have to study full time but you should give yourself at least 15-20 hours a work for homework, group project, clinical and studying for exams. I know many of my classmates have young children and a full time job while they were in nursing school. So it's doable but you need to have a realistic expectation about how much time you can devote to nursing school.

I would look into a night program at a community college. I go to school Monday 5-8pm, Tuesday 6-9pm (although I generally go in at 3 to study or attend open lab) and have clinicals on Wednesday 4:30-10pm. Once I graduate and pass the NCLEX, I'll do an online RN-to-BSN program.