ScorpioRN18

I am looking into transferring my RN license from Kentucky to Georgia. Any advice or similar experiences?

[COLOR=#003366]flipflopsNsweetTea, ADN, RN[/COLOR] ........got a few questions for you....what's your email address?

I have had set backs since I started, mainly with my camera....I had to send it back and they had to format a camera for my windows 8 computer. hopefully I'll test on Care of the older adult today and try to turn in at least to task for biochem this week.....I feel so behind. My goal is to finish in 1 term. Any suggestions.....oh BTW my first set of classes are Care of the older adult, Biochem, Stats, and Community Health 228.

I will be taking Biochem, statistics, Care of the older adult, and Health Assessment. I have already passed the pre-assessment for Care of the older adult. I'm so excited.

I also did my ASN at Excelsior been an RN for 6months. Hoping to Finish this program in 6 months and apply for Frontier FNP program in Oct for Jan 2016 start. Yes I'm on the move.......

WOW!!! I like the sound of that........39 credits down in 55 days. I start RN-BSN 5-1-15 and I have taken the pre-assessment and passed. I also want to finish my BSN in one term if possible. Any advice is welcome.

I was contemplating doing my MSN in (leadership and Management) at WGU then transfering to a NP program online (Frontier NP program or APSU ROCC NP program) with local clinicals for cost saving and time saving. Tell me what you think.

My email address is [email protected]. Email me and we can exchange contact info. I was told that would be able to access the class work April 15......so excited!

I am also set to start orientation on May 1st. I want to move throught the coorifices ASAP so I will be looking for any helpful suggestions. I'm so excited.

I want to hit the ground running when May starts and I want someone to buddy up with me that will also be starting May 2015 to help keep each other on track. I want to excelerate the process so if there is someone out there that wants a buddy message me and I'll give you my email address. I have 34cu (12 classes) to finish the BSN of those 34cu six of those are Biochem and Stats.

I saw that after taking the RN to BSN, alot of students went on to get their MSN through WGU. Do you feel now like you should have just went straight for the MSN, or is it a way to start with BSN then decide with your BSN that you want to change your degree to MSN? How many classes in the BSN were not needed for the MSN. If you had it to do all over again which way would you do it?