FutureNurseBri

Hi everyone, this is my first time posting on this site. Please forgive me if this is not in the correct area or if someone has already asked this question. I'm trying to figure out what is the best way for me to get my BSN. I am in a pretty unique situation. I had to take 2 years off of school for medical reasons when I only had 18 credits left to graduate with my BS in psychology. Before I became ill, I planned on going to physical therapy school, so I already had most of the nursing prereqs. I now have only 18 credits left until I will graduate with my BS in Psychology from University of Florida and I am taking my last nursing prereq now. My ultimate educational/career goal is to be a nurse anesthetist, but I'm a long way off from that. I have an overall GPA of 3.8 and I'm expecting to have a science gpa of no less than a 3.5 or a 3.6. So with my goal of earning a BSN, would the most logical way for me to earn it be to finish my 1st bachelors and then do an accelerated BSN program? I do have concerns about financial funding, as well as the difficulty of the coursework in an accelerated program, since I now have a pretty painful condition and studying seems to bring the pain on. I am very dedicated and I know I can have the determination to do the BSN program, but just how physically demand will it be on my neck? I know that I will be able to work as a nurse, as I have a physical job now, and it actually helps and I have a pretty pain-fee life these days. However, the sedentary nature of studying constantly and having my neck in the same position is what will make the schooling difficult for me. I do think I can do it though - and there's only one way to find out! Any advice or information regarding any of my concerns would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!