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confused13

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  1. Hello all! I realize my question may be one that is asked a lot but I was unable to find a thread with a similar situation to my own. I graduated college only a few years ago but have discovered a tad too late an English degree is useless if I do not want to be a teacher. I have a friend who is currently a RN who told me that getting a BSN will help me with job opportunities later in life. My question is, if I already have a bachelors degree, will going to a community college for a year to receive my RN be detrimental later in life or should I go through an accelerated nursing program to receive my BSN? Additionally, am I able to go for a MSN later if I do not have a BSN? This is all so confusing to me and while I know there is no one perfect route for anyone, I appreciate everyone's opinions.

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