Great point about the ADN programs actually taking more than two years. This has been widely discussed among nurse educators. Most ADN nurses have substantially more education that other graduates...
Double check about the accreditation; what you want is not 'regional' accreditation or general accreditation. You want a program with national accreditation for nursing education. I believe their...
You are asking some very reasonable questions, and your humility is refreshing. Your final sentences here are so important, but let's return to that in a moment. The original poster spoke about...
You have a *great* education for advancement in nursing! The RN - MSN programs seem like a good fit for your circumstances. Here are some basic factoids: American Association of Colleges of Nursing...
What a shame that your program does not seem to be offering you what you need or had hoped for. You don't mention your field aside from not wanting to go "back" to bedside nursing, so it is a little...
There are many, many RN to BSN programs. This is a highly competitive business, so you need to be a responsible consumer and do your research (good practice for the work ahead!). Do not consider...
Lucky you; you have lots of choices. There are many RN to MSN programs, including some with APRN options. Virtually all have some online work; others are nearly all online (with your precepted...
A great panel discussion last week on this topic on Politico, featuring the President of AAFP and the President of American Association of Nurse Practitioners, as well as Donna Shalala and others. Pro...
These are important and reasonable concerns. A substantial body of evidence supports the health risks of night shift work and circadian rhythm disruption. Some individuals have been shown to be...
Congratulations on your acceptance into nursing school! The associates degree programs are an important pathway into nursing, and they are widely utilized. It's true that increasing complexity of...