Absn 24 month long vs absn 16 month long? Which is better

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  1. Which absn should I choose?

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      ABSN 24 month long
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      Absn 16 month long

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The 24 month long one is 45k tuition and near where I live. I still live with my parents and can probably keep my job while working very little (my job is flexible).

Or I can choose the other school where its further away. Housing is incredibly cheap and it is 16 month long. Tuitino is 55k. I would be done fast and can start working. I also am thinking about getting my FNP in the future. Which would you guys choose?

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Specializes in UR/PA, Hematology/Oncology, Med Surg, Psych.

Living at home with no housing expenses? I'd go 24 months for that (and 10,000 dollars cheaper).

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Would you have to work if you moved? Either way, I'd probably go the stay with parents route because having expenses covered alleviates a lot of stress/is less to think about.

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yeah you are right. Just a little longer to where I want to be. Might be too stressful

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I'd choose the 24 month program because you can still work and live with your parents.

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I did a 12 month ABSN and loved it! Challenging and intense but you learn alot and it is amazing to develop your skills so quickly!

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If you have the support and family to lean back on, I would personally choose the 24 month-long program. Unless you are so anxious and ready to get started that you might be unhappy "waiting" around to be an RN?

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