Nursing school - I don't know what to do next

[Living_True]

Hello to all, I have recently graduated with my Associates. I am striving for my BSN, the only problem is that i dont know what to do next. Should i apply to the program? Or Should i take the Hesi first ? Your feedback is critical.

[TheCommuter, BSN, RN]

Moved to the Pre-Nursing Student forum.

[HouTx, BSN, MSN, EdD]

Contact the school or look at their website for instructions. They usually have a step-by-step guide for prospective students. Good luck!

[mindofmidwifery, ADN]

What are the requirements?

[RainbowSprinkles]

what did you get your associates in?

[Yunikat, BSN, CNA, RN]

hmmm? your question is very general so I don't know how to answer..

I think you should look for school where you want to go.

you have to apply RN to BSN program.

I am not sure about other universities, but the University of Texas Arlington (UTA) has an online RN- BSN course. It is fast course so you can finish the course by 1 and 1/2 years.

I heard that UTA's RN-BSN online course is pretty good. At least that is what I've heard.

Hope this helps ...lol

wish you luck!

[emmjayy, BSN, RN]

Speak to an admissions counselor at the school(s) you want to attend. I got my Associate's in Humanities 6 years ago and when I decided I wanted to go back to school for nursing last year, the first thing I did was go down and talk to admissions with a copy of my college/high school transcript. They helped me figure out what steps I needed to take to successfully apply, and the information I got there was much more accurate/tailored to my needs than any information I could have gotten from an internet message board.

[TheCommuter, BSN, RN]

hmmm?you have to apply RN to BSN program.

The original poster's associate degree is non-nursing and (s)he is not an RN yet. Therefore, she should be exploring traditional prelicensure BSN programs.