momwannab

thanks for the info mmm333 :)!

Once you've become an RN, do you have to practice a certain number of years before beginning a MSN program?

Good info!

Good info!

Good info. Thanks!

This is good info. I hope to work 7p to 7a to free me up for my kids during the day (if I'm able to stay awake) so I'm glad to learn that recent grads usually get those hours. Now.....I just need to get accepted into nursing school (lol)! Wish me luck.

Can you provide me with more info saturno14?

Kudos to moms!!

A lot of us are in the same boat. I'm so glad we took notes on what we did wrong the first time around and aren't sinking this time!!!!

Unfortunately, when you haven't been the best student that you're capable of being, you have to take the longer route to get the same outcome. I also have a BA in psych. The MSN, BSN, and ADN each take 2 yrs in my area (considering the 1st degree). I'll be applying to all 3 programs. I'm not really concerned with the degree that I receive because once you're an RN, you can always consider furthering your education online.

Prayer goes a long way. Stay positive : )

Are there any classes that you'd recommend taking before taking the exam?

I'm in the process of taking classes to boost my gpa but my science gpa sucks too. This post has inspired me to keep at it. So far I have 45 qtr hrs under my belt - all As!! Does it matter what those classes are though? Only 15 of those hrs are science (ap1&2, micro).

ucan2ccrn, can you pm me with info as well. i don't have the ability to pm and i'd like to know more. thanks!!

Have you had any luck finding an online Graduate Level Pathophysiology? If so, please share. Thanks!