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Hi... at some point I'm thinking of entering an accelerated BSN program. I'll need to work during the program, but unfortunately there doesn't appear to be a non-accelerated second degree BSN. As a workaround, I was thinking: a) pursue an AAS/RN pa...

wow, don't you people read? not a workaround to EARNING the degree, but a workaround to scheduling the curriculum in ways that aren't typical (ie, one of the options I presented).

which is why I was asking about workarounds :)

Hi - I already have a BS in a non-nursing subject and I have to work full-time 9-5. Knowing this, is there a path to become an RN part time (via night school and/or weekend clinicals). If so, what is the fastest path to do this (associates at a CC?...

thanks - taking one class per semester, how long will it take you to complete the ASN/RN?

Hi - I know most schools discourage working during this program, but how feasible would working be? I'm a psychologist looking to get an NP degree (mainly just for an RxP pad), and was wondering if I could see a handful of clients per week. Feasible?...

...to complete a 2-year post-doc in clinical psychology. I'm interested in also getting a NP degree (for RxP) afterwards, and was wondering if I could chew away at some of the courses during my post-doc - specifically, any part-time BSN courses that...

Thanks for the reply! I saw the UVA direct-entry masters, but that appears to lead to a nurse leader (not sure if that would help with becoming an NP, specifically a PMHNP) I was unaware of the change for NPs by 2015. Do already established NP's get...