JanieMarie

hi- i am starting nursing school in the fall. i have the option to go to a bsn program which is intense or an asn program that is less time consuming. my only concern is that i want to go on and be an np. i've looked into a few online schools that offer asn to msn programs, but i am kind of confused. when a school offers a bridge program once i finish that will i have my msn or will that just prepare me for my msn? money is not a factor in my decision. i just need to figure out the quickest/best way to become a np. can anyone shed some light on this?

Buy the study guide!!! The math is a great review and make sure you know how to do all the math. The reading section gives you tips on how to improve your score. The worst is science. There is no way to study for this unless you know everything in the study guide and repeat 5th-10th grade. I was told that about 80% of people who take the test score proficient. So good luck and definitely study!

HI- I am starting nursing school in the fall. I have the option to go to a BSN program which is INTENSE or an ASN program that is less time consuming. My only concern is that I want to go on and be an NP. I've looked into a few online schools that offer ASN to MSN programs, but I am kind of confused. When a school offers a bridge program once I finish that will I have my MSN or will that just prepare me for my MSN? Money is not a factor in my decision. I just need to figure out the quickest/best way to become a NP. Can anyone shed some light on this?