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I am sure that many of you are dealing with the same issue now that winter has come along...dry, cracked and painful hands. I was wondering if anyone had any cures for this...great lotions you have found etc? I hate going to care for patients with my hands looking like they have been through a war zone...its embarrassing and it looks gross. Please help. Thanks!

Thank you all for your comments and suggestions. So it sounds like as long as I stay ahead and stay on track getting my BSN should not be difficult. My goal is to go full time, I still have to complete bioethics and a general chem class before entering a program. I am sending my transcripts to University of Maryland to have them evaluate them for me before applying to their program. I find it frustraing that after completing as ASN program you leave assuming you will get a job and when you go to interview, they tell you, you need to go back and get your BSN. I think they will eventually extinguish the ASN programs. I am going to keep looking into prgrams both in class and online and see which one will work best for me! Thanks

I am a newly registered nurse with my Associates degree, I am finding that when applying and interviewing that many hospitals want you to have your Bachelors degree. I have already begun looking into universities to pursue my bachelors degree. I have two prerequisite courses I need to complete before I can apply. I was wondering if anyone had or is working on their Bachelors degree while working full time and how difficult it is. I struggled greatly during my associates degree program and I am worried that getting my BSN will cause me the same trouble. Can anyone give me some input? Are you taking it in class or online? Thank you, Nicole