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WOW! Mergirlc, thank you so much. I can't even begin to tell you how appreciative I am for all your insightful information! I just got out a of a weekend long (on zoom) nursing exploration class, and between that information and your information I defiantly want to make a spread sheet and see what school is best for me. I'm so excited to get into this amazing profession!

Hi! thank you both so much for your input and advice. Once this semester is done I will have 2 associates degrees, so I was hoping to transfer to a two year BSN program. I should have been more clear, but thank you so much for explaining the process to me, I could always use a brush up. But while looking for nursing schools in those states I really only saw 4 year programs. Do you suggest I change the words up and look for "Transfer nursing programs?".Thank you again for your advice, I really appreciate it. Stay safe and healthy out there you two! and yes, I'm from San Francisco!

Hi everyone, I had my heart set on going to the one school I applied to, I was sure I was going to get in. (I know I should have applied to more but that was the only one near me I'd want to go to {others had mediocre NCLEX passing rates} and I didn't feel ready to go out of state just yet.) Unfortunately I didn't get in, and quite honestly that was probably the easiest BSN program to get into, so I'm thinking I need to go out of state. I would love to go to New York, Montana, Washington, or Oregon. I was wondering if anyone knew any BSN programs in those states that are between 2-3 years.I was surprised to see New York and Montana have only 4 year programs for the most part. Just wondering, does anyone know if I can get my masters in Europe and become a nurse there?