CaffeineJunky

Thanks for the replies. I think I will try and look at all my options I have at this point. I was just thinking that it would be less expensive and quicker to get into the field with an ADN and having a BA would give me a boost. I don't know. I'm still learning and trying to understand the best option for me. I will need to work while attending school.

I totally agree with this. But always need to hire more people. But, to answer the question. I would be honest in the interview if asked.

Hi Everyone! I'm new to allnurses. I'm so glad I found this site. I need some feedback on which would be the correct path to take to enter the nursing field the quickest way. First, about me. I have a BA in English and I currently work at Cleveland Clinic in the Finance department. I'm 40. I'm not sure if I should go for a 2 year degree, a BSN or a MSN. My BA doesn't have any high level math or science classes so I would have to take those. I was thinking that I could get a 2 year degree and use my BA. Or just obtain a 2 year degree and go for a MSN. I don't know I'm all over the place. I've been looking into Lakeland Community College, CWRU or Chamberlain as options. Please excuse the awkwardness in advance.