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I am looking into Rasmussen College's Advanced BSN at the Land O Lakes campus in Florida. I am wondering if anyone has any advice on this program or school? I have read various reviews but I'm not sure how reliable they are. Has anyone been through their A-BSN program, or even just there regular track BSN? Any information you have about this college I would love to hear.

I have read on here over and over how difficult it is to get nursing credits transferred to other schools.... I realize it isn't easy. I was recently dismissed from my BSN program in my senior year. I was lucky enough to have enough credits that I was able to graduate with a Bachelors of General Studies with an emphasis in nursing, so my 4.5 years were not a complete waste. I am looking for any and all advice on where to go next. I am looking mainly in the Indiana or Florida regions, but am willing to relocate if there is a place that will take transfer credits. I am also looking at 2nd degree bachelor programs, but it just hurts my heart to start completely all over again when I am so close to the end. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas if the amount of credits I have could potentially get me a ADN certification/ degree and then I would be able to do RN-BSN online? Like I said, any and all advice is appreciated! I am trying to weigh all options and go the quickest way possible!!

Thank you all so much!! The subtraction thing really helped!

Thank you!! That little trick really cleared it up for me! :)

Is it standard to use military time in nursing school & as a nurse in hospitals? I really struggle with it, but I have heard of some people changing the time on their phones to military time to help learn it. I read some other threads where some facilities are stopping using it. So I was just wondering is it still used or is it on the way out?

Thank you for the explanation!

I was just accepted to my schools nursing program and I will start in the fall. I was wondering what are some good certifications to get along with my BSN?