Please give me advice on how i should get my RN

[anick492]

Hey i was wondering if anyone could tell me what the best way for me to get my RN is. I am a senior Humanities major at a university; I graduate next year with my B.A.. But I really want to be a nurse; I was a nursing major until the start of my junior year.i had to sit out a semester and when i came back to school my class schedule was so messesd up that i decided to change to humanities so i could graduate on time instead of being stuck there for like a year and a half extra. So anyways to sum it all up i have completed almost all of the prerequisites for a RN. But my degree will be a B.A. Im trying to figure out what would be the best way for me to get my RN is. I would like some advice on what options would be good for me. Are there any bridge programs from B.A. to R.N., or are they only B.A. to B.S.N.? Would i do better to just go to community college to get my R.N.?

Im also asking because Im really interested in joining the navy; I know i want to.I'm just trying to decide if I am better off getting my RN first and then enlisting or just enlisting as a HM and letting the navy pay for school.If anyone can help me I would really appreciate it!

[dishes, BSN, RN]

An accelerated bscn program may suit you, there are several threads discussing these fast track programs, you can use the search tool at the top of allnurses to find the threads, here is one to get you started; https://allnurses.com/nursing-blogs/accelerated-bsn-programs-418227.html

dishes

[Fiona59]

If you want to be an officer in the Navy, you need a degree.

Usually there is a service commitment for every year the Service pays for your education you have to serve Xyears in return.

You really need to talk to a recruiter and a counsellor at your uni.