Sorry I didn't clarify. You're meant to choose 4 of those courses for a total of 12 credit hours. So my next question would be which 4 courses would be the most
Hey, I'm an RN/BSN with about 4 years ED experience looking to work towards transitioning into Informatics and want to learn the best way to do so. I currently have no IT experience/education but am...
So it seems like the best thing to do is think about getting a DNP as it's the wisest choice for the long run. Due to that, let me update the choices a bit: 1) Like option 2 above, go to Loyola's ABSN...
I definitely agree, and what I think I forgot to mention was that I more than likely will be working as an RN and do the MSN portion part time (I think pretty much with either option, to finance the...
Hello, I'm a university graduate from Chicago holding a non-nursing BS degree, but I have all the pre-req's completed to be able to jump into, say, an ABSN program. My ultimate goal is to become an NP...
Would they treat me as a transfer even if i've graduated from elsewhere? And this can be done at basically any school with a bsn program? This is looking like the best option for me, previously I...
Another question, how about becoming an RN* and then doing an RN-MSN program (MSN for RNs w/o BSN) such as Resurrection's? *if this was a viable option how would I go about becoming an RN without...
I'm a few months from graduating with a BS in Psychology from Loyola Chicago (+ pre-requisites for Loyola's ABSN program) - seeing as there are not many choices for ABSN within the city I was...