corpsman5

By far, a BS makes a Huge difference later on in your career. Starting salary will be close, but as positions in leadership come along, an Associates in RN will be passed over in most cases, due to there inexperience in healthcare management and financing, as well very little experience in the legal aspect of medicine. And that is Money and Leadership lost.

By far, a BS makes a Huge difference later on in your career. Starting salary will be close, but as positions in leadership come along, an Associates in RN will be passed over in most cases, due to there inexperience in healthcare management and financing, as well very little experience in the legal aspect of medicine. And that is Money and Leadership. So, def, do the accelerated BSN program as suggested by someone.