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I assume you got hired some place in NOVA? all these other posts are discouraging I was actually quite excited when pursing Nursing despite having a Bachelors in Business Admin. Now I regret not trying to go for an accelerated program in the get go :|.........

Hi maybe I please get some good opinions on 3 options in Nursing, I'm turning 24 years old and currently taking prerequisite classes, I have a Bachelors in Business Administration, long post sorry what I want is: - a 2 year ideal BSN program - to get BSN, my goal is to probably be a NP - to enjoy my life and youth while it last and make new friends, travel blah blah and yes I'm trying to move to another city on my own but instate, so money is a big factor options are: NOVA Community College: 2 years to get an ADN, Spring and Fall semester only Pros: - takes 2 years and I could be working w/ an ADN after graduating - work load will be easier b/c I'd have a lot of classes taken already due to my prior Bachelors - be able to work part time and enjoy life, have summer off - good clinical experience and cheaper tuition - work after getting ADN and take BSN program while working which will add up total to 3 years Con - not a BSN GMU Accelerated program: 3 semesters long including summer Pros: takes 3 semesters to get BSN, time is quicker, if i get a job MAYBE i'll be able to work part time and travel and do whatever Cons: highly competitive, won't be able to work part time but the time is quicker, heard ABSN are very rigorous and tbh I don't know my limits and will I even have a social life??? Marymount Uni: ABSN Pros: 2 year BSN Cons: extremely expensive!, heard the program is not as good as above PLEASE HELP! Classes are going to start next week and if i stay w/ the NOVA option, I only need to take like 1 class instead of 3 prereqs, so then I can just work and save! Questions: is it hard for ADN's to find jobs since BSN's are more preferred? and I heard if I get my ADN, it's possible for me to an RSN-MSN program after 1 or 2 years of working as an RN? or I might be able to get tuition help if i go for BSN? I wish I never did Business, ahh I could of accomplished so much, I feel my youth is dying away and I haven't even done nething yet

hi imma guy and I graduated college last December w/ a Business Administration degree is it possible to for me to get into the undergraduate 4 year BSN nursing program instead of the accelerated BSN program which is 1 year? I'm try to finish my prerequisites this fall and next spring and I kinda want to take my time and work at the same time and enjoy it instead of rushing everything into a 1 year accelerated BSN program so say if i get into the BSN nursing program, could it take me 2 years instead of the normal 4? b/c I've taken a lot of the basic classes like English etc... I can't seem to find info but every time I look at the universities on it, im asking if a graduate w/ a degree MUST take an accelerated program or could I like apply as a transfer student or w/e it takes