Milspouse

I'm just worried I won't get hired without experience because if I stay in school I will be a "new" grad again. I don't know if this will help me or hurt me. I know by the time I start MSN I will have clinical time but that is way down the line.

Thank you guys for your responses. I know I'm going to school whether I work or not. I had also thought about doing something part time but I don't know that it would cover childcare and my husbands schedule is never the same. He helps when he can but his job hinders him quite a bit. he supports me in whatever I want to do.

Okay, so here's my situation. I graduated in aug with an ADN and passed my boards and then my family and I relocated due to my husbands military orders. I have a child that has just turned one and she has to have physical therapy each week. I have been accepted to an RN-BSN program that is exclusively online that also offers msn. My goal is to be an FNP. This is a very good university. Given the needs of my child I feel she needs me right now and I should just further my education but I am nervous about not going to work. I feel torn. I am putting my family first as this is my priority and I know going on with school is a great choice but will I be okay not working from a career aspect?I also want to add that I suffered a seizure right before I took boards and couldn't drive for 6 months and that was another reason I couldn't go right into the work force.I am doing much better now and have my driving privileges back.