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Community college is going to be way cheaper than almost any 4 year school. A better question might be how much debt did you accumulate in your traditional BSN. I had a scholarship that covered my tuition, so I paid for fees and books, probably 2k a semester. BUT, I lived on campus, which added to the bill. Do you want that figure included in the price?
Since I was a traditional-aged students, my parents were helping. They'd been saving for college since I was really little, and I got out of school with less than 10K in debt. It'll be a couple of months before I have to start paying back, but it's a really manageable payment.
Sparky231
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Hi! I live in Washington state and i plan on doing 2 years of prerequisites at a community college, then going to WSU to complete my bachelors degree, but i was wondering how much it cost you to get it, regardless of what state you're in. I was planning on getting my ADN and then doing an RN-BSN program, but my family members who are nurses advised me to go straight for my BSN, however i don't want to be paying off loans until i'm 40. Anyone have any answers or words of advice?