How much "easier" or "harder" is the RN-BSN once you get your ADN?

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Right now I'm in an ADN program, and quite frankly, it's hard.

I heard that once you get your RN, that a bridge program is MUCH easier than an ADN program in respect to study time, material and complexity of the material. I even heard that you can complete your RN-BSN completely online...

Specializes in Medical Surgical & Nursing Manaagement.

I did a traditional bridge program in a class room setting and it was cake.

I did a Masters on line and it was difficult. No way to judge the caliber of your classmates, how the instructor is grading, etc. I need the classroom experience.

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I'm just starting my RN-BSN and it appears to be much easier for me. It is a a lot of writing, but I enjoy that. I find it much easier than my ADN program.

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Specializes in Nurse Practitioner.

i just graduated from wgu's online rn to bsn. it was cake compared to my ADN program. there were only two difficult classes. biochemistry and my research course.

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