daniellehue

I don't really care to get my BSN. I would much rather go through to MSN since the hospital I work at doesn't give raises for your BSN it is basically pointless.

I start in May. I had plenty transfer in that I only need to do 17 CU before I can do my MSN.

I only have 17 CU to finish before I start my MSN classes. What is the average length of time to finish the whole program? I know it is go at your own pace and do what you can. I guess what I am looking for is input on how many CU you have to finish and how long it took you to complete the program. Thanks!

Is this how many CU you need for your BSN

I graduated from LSN in 2012. When you graduate you will have your diploma in nursing which is above an associates but below a bachelors with clinical hours. You are still an RN. Getting accepted into any program is possible as long as you have the grades and/or meet criteria. The biggest thing with LSN is you will be doing a lot of self teaching due to the quick pace. Getting a job can be difficult since you don't have your BSN and you may have to "settle" at first but it usually works out in the end. I recommend getting a PCT or SNT job while going to school so you can be grandfathered in.

I cannot figure out how to join a class community. Any way you can talk me through it?

Hey, I am new in L&D. I have a question that I have been trying to comprehend but it isn't working. How can a baby's head be low and engaged without the cervix being dialated and thinned? If the head drops low does that just mean the cervix moves lower? I cannot get a mental picture of a similar situation. Help would be great.