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Many people have lost their jobs and their health insurances. Hospitals are losing money because the ER's cannot turn away anyone who come to the ER's--including those are uninsured. To make the matter worst, California is relying on the tax payers for revenues and those tax payers are losing their jobs as well; so there is a freeze on hiring! You will be graduating in 2 years and the economy is about to turn around; some economists are referring this as a U-turn. Let's see the jobs lost this month and next month. I can tell whether you will have a good chance to get a job when you finish your BSN. In the mean time, keep studying and keep your fingers crossed! Good luck.

The best way to reach your goal is the BSN Accelerated Program. Downstate Medical Center has such program too! However, you have tried it already and you might have to try something else. I have a B.S. in Engineering. I finished my PN Program in 3/99 and I finished my AAS in Nursing in 11/2003. I have been an RN since 8/2004. I am sharing my experience with you and I hope it will help you. Good luck. An RN from New York