MegBern

Thanks @Grumble88. That's been my main concern in reading this forum! So many people talk about needing RN experience and I certainly don't want to spend the time and effort and money to end up over-qualified and under-experienced.

Hi all, I'm looking into getting into nursing as a career-changer and am considering the NP Graduate Entry Program at OSU or the Accelerated BSN at Capital to begin in summer 2017. I'd be interested to hear thoughts on the benefits of graduate entry programs versus an accelerated BSN, work for a few years and then pursue a MSN via a more traditional route. My goal is to work in women's health and eventually pursue a DNP. I've worked in the clinical setting before as a dietitian and am currently a research manager for a women's health organization abroad, so I'm coming into the field with a bit of relevant background. Look forward to hearing other's thoughts! Thanks :)