Andrewboch

Thanks, I was considering the paramedic field but it seemed a bit to crazy for me. I think ASN is best for me to square away job security and quickest. Then hopefully my job will enjoy me enough to pay for me to put more knowledge in my brain, ala BSN.....The thing with ASN I had poor high school grades and no college experience afterwards. So the prerequisites would take me almost 2 years to get into most nursing programs. I found one college called Bauder in Atlanta it offers built in prerequisites and completion in 15 months...gonna look into that more

Has anybody graduated from Bauder College's 15 month nursing associates degree program? Built in prerequisites from my understanding. I was wondering if this is a good college and if it was easy to find a job after graduating. I hear some schools aren't recognized at all. Sort of a scam so to speak.

Hi, I have only obtained a G.E.D. thus far. I am looking to get into nursing without prerequisites want Associates Degree. Also was thinking about LPN, advice ? Thanks

I have a family member who is a doctor, he says this sounds sketchy so to speak. All nurse programs that are legitimate should be posted on your state website....check it out before you waste a bunch of time and money to find your accreditation mean nothing. I was under the impression you always had to physically go to classes

What kind of nurse are you?

What is best for me, 23 year old male, G.E.D.....I was leaning towards LPN because its quicker and I need a job. But I would like a degree. Anybody have experience in this?