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Thank you so much!!! I certainly will look into this option.

That option is looking more tempting. Thank you!

Thank you so much! The more I read about this option the more excited I am about it!!

Wow, this is such a wonderful breakdown. Thank you Soooo much! I feel like there are so many ways to becoming a nurse and I love it! I've never knew about this option but I will look into it too.

Very good questions. Since I'm in Houston I could go either way because we have a huge medical center and many job opportunities in the health field but bigger hospitals are looking for BSN's. The RN's are able to work in some hospitals but not the ones I want to work at. I would absolutely take what I could but my husband will help me until I finish either program. It's me that feels the pressure because I don't want him to have to wait so long. Again, these questions are very good and I will continue to evaluate both options. í ½í¹Œí ¼í¿¼

I originally wanted to go for the BSN but I am now considering the RN program first then do the BSN bridge. I want to work at a hospital for sure so that's why I wanted to knock out the BSN program, but my husband and I are now separated (with twins) so things are different. He is supportive to help me with nursing school but I know feel pressure to start working ASAP. So should I still try the BSN or just settle for the RN-BSN?