SLRahn

I am a current Bethune-Cookman Nursing student. I am very happy with my decision to attend BCU. Class sizes are small and the instructors are willing to do anything and everything they can to ensure our success as nursing students. As far as ADN vs BSN, even if you don't attend BCU, I strongly recommend any BSN program over a two year + bridge. You spend less time in school and have more job opportunities with better salaries. Another thing to consider is the programs accreditation. There are a lot of for profit schools (Keiser, Remington, University of Pheonix, etc.) that offer nursing degrees but those degrees do not transfer to state universities. That being said, if you wanted to continue on for a MSN or DPN you would only be eligible at certain schools. I wish you the best in whatever decision you make. I hope you apply for BCU, we are a great school and have a lot of talented and diverse students in our school of nursing. Nursing will be my second degree and Cookman is the fifth college I have attended. Trust me, I have been around the college scene and from personal experience I would have to say that Bethune-Cookman School of Nursing is a great program. Hope this helps! :)