Hello, Maybe someone can offer some insight. I have a BS in Nutrition and have been considering getting an accelerated bachelor's in Nursing for a career switch. However, this will cost upwards of about 50k for a 1.5 year program and while I have all of the per-requisite courses through nutrition, I'd have to retake one of them for a better grade. With that in mind, it would take a lot more time and not to mention more student loan debt to get the second degree. I was wondering if it would be worth the $1500 to become an LNA, start working as an LNA to not only get some experience working with people but to also decide if nursing might be a good fit for me? Thanks for any input.