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Thats exactly what I had planned on doing. Western governors even has an RN-MSN. I can't afford an accelerated option even if I did get into one. I used all my loan money for my 1st undergrad and I can afford the ADN program. Have you tried long term care facilities as a start until you get your BSN? I realize it will be an extra year of school and maybe no job, but in the end... I will be a BSN anyway. Plus, home health care is what a lot of ADN's do and they make double the money in some places.

LG1137... Why? May I ask what school you go to?

I am not convinced I am doing the right thing. I start the ADN program in the fall but I already hold a bachelors degree. I only have a 3.0 gpa and all 2nd degree programs in CO are so competitive that I can't get in. Although I haven't tried.... I would need 3 more prereqs if I want to apply for a BSN program. Any advice? I'm a CO native.

Hi gals. I am at frcc larimer also. I start the program either next fall or spring. I have a previous bachelors and I'm still doing prereqs. I have been waiting one year, so total it will be 1.5-2 year waitlist. With a bachelors you just get to do prereqs while you are on the waitlist. Can you tell me what nursing classes are like? Is it as stressfull as I hear? Thanks for any help. :)

SanDiegocaliRN- I just want you to know that your post made a huge difference in my life! Keep Inspiring people sister!