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  1. I am confused and worried now. Where did you see pharm as a prerequisite? I applied to program with the prereqs of AP1, Psych, and comp1. Did you apply for the transition or basic track?
  2. Here is a link to a similar question: https://allnurses.com/online-nursing-schools/degree-accreditation-question-852339.html but I want to go a little deeper into the topic. To be more specific... Let's say I attend Rasmussen College, etc. (board approved only), and my employer requires a CCNE accredited degree, can my RN-BSN from a CCNE school over trump my initial RN education from a board approved only school? Background: The reason I am asking this is I am applying to many community colleges, one BSN program, and one for profit school. Because the for profit school (board approved only) will only take me one year to complete, it is becoming one of my first choices among all of them since I can get in and out quickly. It will, however, go to the bottom of my list if I can never get the CCNE through the RN-BSN route. I hope that makes more sense.
  3. Hi all, If I attend school at a regionally accredited program approved by the state board only can I attend a RN to BSN program and have, say, CCNE accreditation on my license once I complete the BSN? Or, wherever I receive my RN is the accreditation I'll always have no matter what I do to further my education?

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