nanicy123

Thank you for giving me simple examples to understand :)

Can anyone explain to me the difference of integrated and block curriculum in the most simpliest way they can to a newly graduated high school student, who won't start school till the spring due to some difficulties and is kind of on their own? I've searched up on the internet but still can't completely grab the concept.

I just recently graduated out of my high school and happily holding my high school diploma. I am also going to be a mother soon around September. With as much support I'm getting from my parents, I still have some complications on how to becoming a BSN. My parents are making me skip school on the fall of 2012 that way I can rest up after the baby is born. But I go back to school in the Spring 2013. I am going to a community college to take my pre-requisites and want to transfer to become a BSN. I like to plan ahead and completely set a plan a path for me to walk in to know where to go to make sure my baby will grow up to have a good life. I just have some confusions on how to do the transferring. When I look at the colleges nearby home, I see that they have majors from a RN to a BSN, when I just want to go straight to a BSN rather during my community college 2 year time, that I have to get my RN. Can anyone explain to me a way for me to understand or how to go through the process of transferring to a university and head straight to a BSN?