wheath98

Hello, I am graduating from my ADN program in the spring and REALLY want to move to Chicago. I have heard that some of the hospitals require a BSN in order to get employed, but I was wondering if there are any exceptions in the city. I will be starting an RN>BSN program ASAP. Thanks in advance for your input :)

I am a senior in high school, and I have decided that I would like to pursue nursing as a career. I have several options for schooling, and I would appreciate some help about which to choose. Option 1: Attend my local communtity college and get my ADN, then try to work while taking online RN to BSN courses. (Cost effective)? Option 2: I am also applying to a 4 year BSN program at a college that is strictly for nursing that is close to home. (I imagine more expensive) Option 3: Apply at other schools that are farther away, and would cause me to move. (Most expensive) Option 4: Take pre-reqs at a local community college, then just go 2 years at a nursing school What would you do? Try to save a few bucks or pay more for an all in one degree? Thanks in advance.