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Oops my brain is mush from studying... i meant to say experience not clinicals. I know a lot of msn programs i've seen want at least 1 year work experience as an RN before you can be accepted. Wondering if theres any programs I can get into and start completing while I'm working. I'd rather go right into an MSN program if I can rather than doing the bachelors first

What are the best and worst online RN to BSN programs?? I have my ADN and a prior bachelors in psychology. Need advice. Thank you! Also, are there any online MSN/nurse practitioner programs that don't require clinicals?

I'm graduating from a 2 year ADN program in 2 months yet I feel very unprepared. The program was not the best (to put in nicely- I don't want to get intk specifics or say anything bad, but I feel so incompetent. I haven't really had any experience doing basic skills like morning care (bed baths, etc) or transfers, making beds, etc. I couldn't even get a wheelchair open the other day! I feel like a fool. I obviously don't have any experience as a CNA either so I feel like I'm at a huge disadvantage and I'm so worried that I'm going to embarass myself at my first job because I won't know how to do these things. Should I take a CNA course after I graduate so I can feel more confident with these skills? I feel like I really need to be taught the correct way to do things rather than watching someone else. Plus the CNAs i've asked to follow or help out with are unwilling to help or explain things. This is really stressing me out. The last thing I want to do is start a job and feel stupid and anxious everyday that I'll have to do something I don't know how to do. Any advice? Please don't judge me.. I know in hindsight I would have done things differently. But now here I am and I need help