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only a few months to decide...

I just graduated in may from high school and i am going into nursing, however i am undecided if i want to get an associates or bachelors in nursing. i know that the salary is pretty much the same. My senior year of high school i attended college full time (post secondary) i took a lot of core classes for the nursing program (Anatomy I & II, statistics, multiple soc and psych classes, all my english). My gps is a 3.8. i thought i had it all planned out. i was going to go to a 4 year program (it would only take me three years to get a bsn). they changed the program up and now i have to take a Hesi a2 test which i am freaking out about it because if i do not do well then i may not get into the program, hence i would waste money and time! and then another one to get out of the program! i am not well with those kinds of tests, but im sure i would pass if i studied. im a little nervous about all these important tests! here are my reasons for wanting to do both...and cons

assosicates

pros:

close to home i could stay at home (save money)

a lot cheaper!!!

my boyfriend of three years will be here (he is in his final year of a bachelors for engineering)

my little brother is my world and i would miss him!

cons:

all my friends are going away

i can't stand to live in this boring town!!

bachelors:

pros:

take only three years if i get accepted

meet new people.

be away from home

could build off of an bachelors if i wanted

cons:

possibly losing my boyfriend

lots of money to pay back

i feel like i would be stressed more, i would have to find a job and get an apartment.

my future plans is i want to work 3-4 days a week, possibly only weekends, at a children's hospital, away from this town!!

can anyone see what the better choice for me would be? im freaking out! school starts in a few months :uhoh3: i cannot decide and both sound like okay choices! thank you for any advice

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I am an ADN RN. If I had to do it again, at this moment, I would get a BSN instead. It just gives you more options. Yes, you can always go back to school and get your BSN later, if you decide to go the ADN route, however it is difficult to go back to school because life constantly changes, marriage, kids, other obligations. There are so many opportunities in nursing and as you get older you may want to change your career toward management, education ect. Get your BSN while you're young and your obligations are limited. It will empower you in this difficult job market and later in life it can only be an asset while job hunting.

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