I am losing my mind trying to pick the right nursing school. I have just finished my prerequisites at community college and I am eligible to apply for a nursing program. I know that that at minimum I am looking for my RN, however, BSN is the goal and eventually MSN. I am looking for the most efficient route, quality education, and reasonable tuition. I have tried to do my own research, but it is hard to nail down the ability to compare. There are so many different programs available, I don't know what is the most efficient to help me reach my goals and though I'm not old at 36, I would like to acquire my education sooner rather than later. Any advice or guidance would be greatly appreciated!!
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I am losing my mind trying to pick the right nursing school. I have just finished my prerequisites at community college and I am eligible to apply for a nursing program. I know that that at minimum I am looking for my RN, however, BSN is the goal and eventually MSN. I am looking for the most efficient route, quality education, and reasonable tuition. I have tried to do my own research, but it is hard to nail down the ability to compare. There are so many different programs available, I don't know what is the most efficient to help me reach my goals and though I'm not old at 36, I would like to acquire my education sooner rather than later. Any advice or guidance would be greatly appreciated!!