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Thank you so much for all your input. This really helps.

Hi verene, Thanks for your in depth analysis of each nursing course. Other questions I have: 1. Say I begin with the LPN courses, is it also possible to complete this and then find another program for RN? 2. If I decide to apply for accelerated BSN, do I need to complete the prereqs BEFORE applying for accelerated BSN, or do these programs accept you first and then you can go complete the prereqs before school? Because I know a lot of schools have slightly different prereqs, and it would be a shame to finish the prereqs required by a certain school and not get admitted or considered. How do most schools function? 3. During LPN courses, are the students put in hospitals/clinics to work immediately? What about accelerated BSN?

What's the difference between starting with accelerated bsn and starting as LPN?

I see, I read about some of the pre requisites so I was wondering myself. Does this also apply for a degree in LPN? Is that considered the most basic and fastest way to get into this line of work?

Hi, thanks for your insight! I'll look into that as well!

Hello, I'm 30 years old and I've never had any experience or education in nursing or related subjects. I received a bachelors degree in English literature years ago and I'm looking to changing career paths. Whats the best path for me to take? I'm not sure I'm up for another four years of bachelor degree studies so I saw that maybe an ADN would work best? I'd also be applying as an international student, not sure if that makes a difference.