DanielStern

I'm absolutely not ok with wasting my time, thats why I've opened this forum to have a dialogue with seasoned nurses whom have been there, and hopefully gain a few pearls. Now, please feel free to exit the forum and don't forget take your black cloud with you.

I'm absolutely not ok with wasting my time, thats why I've opened this forum to have a dialogue with seasoned nurses whom have been there, and hopefully gain a few pearls. Now, please feel free to exit the forum and don't forget take your black cloud with you.

Thanks for the quick reply. May I ask was your technical college nationally or regionally accredited? I think that plays a major role in transferring.

I'm a recent VN graduate and have been diligently searching high and low for the smoothest and fastest transition into an ADN program. As you all may know, the community college system is lacking and it can take years just to finish prerequisites. I'm now in my 30's and am willing to sacrifice paying a premium for quick admission into a program. American Career College here in CA now offers a 20 month all inclusive ADN program. This means all prerequisites and general coorifice work are included in this time frame. I have hopes of getting my BSN at Mt Saint Mary's university, then moving on to get my masters and become a CRNA. I'm afraid my plans will be ruined because traditional colleges may not accept my units from a technical college. Has anyone considered or gone this route before? For RN to BSN most schools will advertise you only need an active non restricted License, but I'm afraid there may be more to the story. PLEASE HELP ME MY FRIENDS! Thank you, Daniel Stern