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I was actually going to muhlenberg, but this fall semester they had an issue with clinicals scheduling. So since im pretty much off this semester, I decided to look into other possible options.

Thanks everyone, I am def leaning more towards a BSN now. It fits better into my schedule and I think if my goal is to eventually gain my NP, it seems foolish and a small delay if I get my ADN first. Ill keep you all posted on what happens, thanks again.

Thanks for the replies. My thoughts on this is that if I have already taken the standard 2 year pre-reqs, why go to a ADN when I could go for a BSN? Unless there is some catch I am missing here. Also, I have heard that going from a RN to BSN schools only take about 30 or so credits, and will in turn take almost twice as long as compared to just getting a BSN right off the bat.

Hello all, My name is Tim and I am a perspective nursing student. I am currently a personal trainer and have always had a major passion for nursing and becoming an NP. So recently I have decided to go back to school and stop dreaming. So for the past year I have enrolled PT at my local community college and after this semester, I will have taken such pre-reqs as AP1, AP2, micro, stats, English 1,2, and Psych 1,2 and have a GPA of 3.0 hopefully a 3.4 by Jan. At this point in time I am trying to decide weather a BSN or a ASN approach woudl be best. My current choices are ASN: CCM, Muhlenberg BSN: Ramapo, Seton Hall, Willy Paterson. Any help / info would greatly be appreciated. Thanks in advance