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Thanks for your response. I have been asking the program coordinators, who have had everything ranging from RNs to BSNs, MSNs, and PhDs. Most of them keep telling me to look into accelerated programs, which i am. However, due to financial reasons mostly, I want to look into ADN programs too. I appreciate their opinions but I ask them the questions about the ADN because I want to see all of my options.

I have had NO luck with any schools I have contacted asking these questions about a ADN program. I have my Bachelor's Degree in Exercise Science received in 2007. I have been researching both BSN and ADN programs and am trying to gain information on both paths to make an educated decision for my future endeavors. - Since I already have a BS degree, is it acceptable to employers to have an ADN as opposed to a BSN? - Can the ADN program be done on a part-time basis or only full-time? - Since I do possess a BS degree, what types of entry or admission exams would be required of me? - I graduated from my University's College of Health Science. Will I have to retake the Biology, A&P I, A&P II, Intro to Psych, Nutrition etc. classes? - I believe whether you have a BSN or ADN- you sit for the same licensing exam, correct? - Are you honestly adequately prepared for the NCLEX-RN if you have an ADN as opposed to a BSN? - Would I have the same options to get into a specialty like ICU, Trauma, Telemetry etc. if I have an ADN as opposed to a BSN?