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Appreciate the input thus far! I am considering going the rn/msn route but I have small children and will probably put this big step off for a bit. The hospital I work for does not distinguish in pay an and and a bsn and they do consider my prior bs appropriate for management positions..though I am not intersted in management at this time. What I want to do is pick up an extra day as a clinical instructor and the school here requires a bsn to do this!

I know that going from associates to bachelors level requires a lot of the basic classes that I have already had such as all the englishes, chemistry, liberal arts, maths, etc...so I know I will not have to re take those...just wondering what specific nursing classes there r to advance this degree. Thanks for ur reply!

I have an associate nursing degree and a bachelor of science in communication. I would like to have a bsn and think I would need a few more classes to accomplish this. I see all kinds of online and other university advertisement for rn to bsn, but cannot find any information on someone who already had a bachelors and a bs becoming a bsn...anyone know schools that do this or what exactly it may take to complete? Please help!