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hmmm well i guess since there's online msn and others like crna programs online and all kind of other bachelors degrees onlineit just seemed like there would be a nothing to bsn online... i didn't mean to offend people. and please don't get me wrong for being lazy. i make straight a's. but please, no attacks. i didn't make any attacks. gosh these attacks make me sad that i think i'm just going to leave this forum

order the study book at atitesting.com because it gives you pretty much an outline of what to study... but honestly, focus on the math because that's the most accurate section that they actually cover in the study guide... the TEAS test for all the rest of the sections is pretty much random as mentioned above. but yes do order the study guide it definitely helps and gives you an idea of what the questions are like.

hmm i thought some schools let you do clinicals locally... like get permission from the school to do clinicals elsewhere. and then just do the theory online. that way i guess clinicals wouldn't be as bland. honestly i'm just too impatient to wait extra years to finish my education... i just want to get on with my life.

i wanted to know if it's possible to get a bsn online but i'm not referring to an online rn to bsn articulation program, just from nothing to bsn. i'm too impatient to get an rn then a bsn because that will cost me an extra year and that's an extra year of studying instead of making money and honestly i'm not too fond of studying.

thanks! i like this a lot! however, do you have any resume tips for applying into a nursing school? one of the ones i'm trying to get into requires a resume... any ideas? i have no nursing experience (since i am not a nurse yet) just experience working in the front office of a free clinic. any suggestions?

about how much does an rn get paid full time on the first year of experience? how about part time on the first year of experience? is there a difference between the pay of an associates degree rn and a bsn? i've been reading SO MUCH about how it's hard to even find a job for an rn... i'm considering switching majors now. i'm a bit disappointed in how people lie about it's easy to find a job as a nurse now that i'm reading all this stuff about how hard it is to find a job.

wowwwwwww i guess convenience online comes with a major COST that is way too much for one year of education. is it that much for all online nursing schools? and do you have to do it for one year or can you finish it faster than that? also, is it cheaper to just go to a university and finish your bsn after your associates degree?

how much does it cost to take the BSN online after getting an associates? and how long does it take to complete? can i complete it in less than a year?