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I am a current nursing student in my first year. Reciently I have approached to enter a local hospitals RN program, which is a two year program where I can transfer all of my credits I currently have there and graduate at the end of next year with a RN's degree. Currently I am in a four year BSN program and am looking to get a MSN regardless of the path I choose. If I go with the program I can get my degree (BSN) in the same amount of time, but can start work two years earlier and go to school go get my required classes. Which way is the best, or what are the pros and cons of both. Someone with experience give me some help here.

Thanks guys alot because I have little to go on besides a few colums in the hospital websites that are all informative and no contact. I am will be a 2nd year BSN student, so going to grad school is still a long ways off (kinda) and I am more worried about not getting into debt along the way. As it stands I am not in debt and I think this would be the best way of not incurring any debt and gaining experience needed for the requirements of a MSN school, in my case Webster University in St. Louis. I just need to find who to contact to ask these genreal questions to a person in a postion to really answer my questions. Also I was wanting some feedback from you guys/gals that have done this type of thing and what you think the pro's and con's are overall of this "deal". Any ideas who would be the best email contact to find on a hospital web page that doesnt have a site for their HR?

I am a student at Southeast Missouri State and am a current BSN student. I have sat in many surgeries and talked to many nurses and some have told me about contracts given to students in which they pay for their schooling in turn for years of service post graduation. This seems to be a great idea and something I'm trying to look into but information is hard to come by. If anyone knows anything about them (like pro's and con's, general terms, how to get one, who to talk to, any and all info possible!!!) please post me something.