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MexicanFNP
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Good morning everyone-
Writing this message on behalf of my wife. She is an RN (Associates) and is ready to go back to school. Should she do an RN to BSN and then BSN to FNP? Or should she do a straight RN to FNP? She has no desire to use her BSN in her career, her goal is to become an FNP like myself as soon as possible. If she gets her BSN, she then will go straight to her MSN/FNP.
What would be more COST EFFECTIVE and TIME EFFECTIVE option?
What colleges/programs would you guys recommend?
Thank you so much for your assistance and support.