tcast67

The thing that is mainly torn by me is to get a BS in Nursing or a BS in Biology. Which are the benefits of each one?

I am 22 years old .

my funds are from a texas program not my job and i have a curriculum set with my college advisor. Its is set for 2.5 years and it has my pre reqs and majority of classes that will go towards to my BSN. Then my nursing program classes. If i decide to get my BSN after my RN it will only take me about 1.5 years.

the 130 weeks is just to receive my ADN

There is a high demand in dallas, tx so I am hoping there is a job out there when i graduate. so will it make a difference if a decide to get a BSN or a Biology degree?

i need to be a nurse first to provide for my family if i decide to become a dentist

i have always wanted to be a nurse since high school. I had started me pre reqs when i was 18 then i started a family and started concentrating on work. Now since i have a second chance to go to school fully paid for 130 weeks I am going to take advantage of it. i want to be a nurse but i dont want to stop there i want to continue my education. So what I am asking is should i get my RN then BSN or get a RN then a BS to give me more options in the future?

I am starting my prereqs this fall and after nursing school i do not know what to choose. I can either further my education and get my BSN then got to CRNA school or get a BS and choose another field to go into such as go to medical school or DDS. The reason I am becoming a nurse is I recently got laid off from work and I was signed up for a Texas paid program to pay for my tuition for 130 weeks and a RN fit the time limit criteria. I always wanted to be a nurse i just got caught up with working 80 hour weeks and supporting my family. Being laid off with financial support and tuition covered is like a second chance for me. The reason I am considering a BS is because it opens many doors for other medical fields

I am starting my prereqs this fall and after nursing school I do not know what to choose. I can either further my education and get my BSN then got to CRNA school or get a BS and choose another field to go into such as go to medical school or DDS. The reason I'm becoming a nurse is I recently got laid off from work and I was signed up for a Texas paid program to pay for my tuition for 130 weeks and a RN fit the time limit criteria. I always wanted to be a nurse. I just got caught up with working 80 hour weeks and supporting my family. Being laid off with financial support and tuition covered is like a second chance for me. The reason I am considering a BS is because it opens many doors for other medical fields.