nursingstudent22
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Thank you so so much for all of this valuable information! I will look into it more and if I have anymore questions I will reach out to you again! Thank you for the thoughtful response and advice! It makes my decision easier!
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Yes actually! Thank you for taking the time to explain this to me! I appreciate it so so much! Makes my decision a whole lot easier! So I will definitely go for the BSN programs then and apply right away! One last thing I wanted to address was there were a couple of articles I found alone about how an MSN transitions right into a NP program. Do you mind further clarifying for me and weather this information is true? I keep hearing/reading mixed things. But here is something I found. https://www.nursepractitionerschools.com/faq/how-to-become-NP/
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So would you suggest to go for a BSN program then if anything? Would that be more beneficial? I didn't know BSN can go directly into all of these specialities I thought you had to go through like a masters after a BSN in order to achieve those higher practice programs.
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Hey Everyone! I hope you guys are doing well at this given time! I wanted some insight about NP programs. I am thinking about going through a career change and the highest degree I have obtained is a masters in exercise science. However, through all of my work experience that I have had I really enjoyed it and I am thinking about pursing a degree in nursing. There is an entry-level MSN program offered near where I live. My question to you guys was do most NP programs accept masters students after they complete their masters in science in nursing? Secondly, I don't have a BSN but a lot of students have told me that an entry level MSN usually means you will have the RN title and will be taking the NCLEX exam so you can transition into an NP Program after some work experience. If someone who truly knows about this can give me some proper insight that would be great because I do not want to have to start off with a BSN and spend money on that program especially when an entry level MSN is being offered.