MFaye

2 semesters left to the end of my RN program in California. Found a concurrent BSN program. Is it worth it?

So there seems to be a lot of jobs, I have friends and almost every hospital within a few hours. I am in Fresno/Clovis area. 3 hours south of SF and 3 hours north of LA, I want to work in pediatrics ED or NICU, or possibly L&D, I figure that will clear up through clinicals. I also like the idea of working in the ED for a year before applying to a specific specialty.

Would you both recommend this route knowing that I am currently living in California now? I was planning on taking my husband and 2 toddlers with us and renting our California home out to finish with my BSN from Utah. I got accepted into an ADN program here but my start date is a year out. Utah BSN RN program starts next month. It feels worth the move, just not sure if it is tricky coming back home, or if I should plan to live out there longer.

Hi, I was hoping someone could help me. I am currently living in California and got accepted in a BSN program in Utah that is more beneficial to my schedule with my children. I plan on moving back home to California after I take my NCLEX, does anybody have any information on this process? Or how it works going from a compact state to California?