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joey7364

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  1. Thank you for this advice. I am really hoping to avoid adding to my huge pile of student loans, and I haven't found a relatively cheap ABSN program (less than 12-15k). I dont expect my BS to be equivalent to a BSN, but I am wondering if it would help give me a boost during the hiring process (even with a ADN)?
  2. Hi! I graduated a year ago with a BS in Health Administration. I would like to go back to school to get my RN license. I have been looking at some ABSN and BSN programs and they are both a lot of time, and money! I have done some research and found that most hospitals prefer a RN with a BSN degree... I am looking for anyone who has advice on what to pursue. There is a ADN program in my hometown that is really well recognized and significantly cheaper than going for a BSN. Ideally I want to become a nurse manager and am hoping that an ADN and my BS will be sufficient. Thoughts, concerns? I live in Northern California, and would like to stay in this region however am willing to relocate. To sum this confusing post up, does anyone think I will have a hard time getting a job (or lower salary) with a ADN and BS in Health Administration? Thanks for any advice you can give
  3. Hi! I graduated a year ago with a BS in Health Administration. I would like to go back to school to get my RN license. I have been looking at some ABSN and BSN programs and they are both a lot of time, and money! I have done some research and found that most hospitals prefer a RN with a BSN degree... I am looking for anyone who has advice on what to pursue. There is a ADN program in my hometown that is really well recognized and significantly cheaper than going for a BSN. Ideally I want to become a nurse manager and am hoping that an ADN and my BS will be sufficient. Thoughts, concerns? I live in Northern California, and would like to stay in this region however am willing to relocate. To sum this confusing post up, does anyone think I will have a hard time getting a job (or lower salary) with a ADN and BS in Health Administration? Thanks for any advice you can give :)

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