nineknot

Hi Hon, So I appreciate your reply but at times I feel dense when it comes down to these collegiate things and the multiple choices that are out there. To clarify I recently passed my Florida RN boards after about a decade as an LPN. So does this mean that since I currently have an AS i need to find a RN to BSN program? A friend of mine went to the local community college and he had to finish up his credits for his AA in order to earn a BSN. Also, I have been looking online for RN to BSN programs and from what I can gather it appears they also require AA credits... Is that my mistake? Should I be looking for a straight BSN program?

Hello gang, I have a question that Dr. Google has been unable to answer... So I am looking for a BSN program either online or local (Miami, Fl) and I was wondering if all BSN programs require an AA degree as well. I am at times resistant to things that don't make sense. Like why do I need an AA if I am working on a nursing career... If anyone has any clarifications for this vexing question I would be most grateful.