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Thank you for your post, I understand that it is not equal to a BSN. Since there are a few of us on this post in the same situation, could you give us some insight on the differences between the ASN and BSN programs.and how it prepares you to be a better nurse.

I kinda figured as much, I still plan to go for a BSN, but I will probably space out my classes a bit to not have so much homework. Thanks all for the comments!!

Hi guys, quick question... I am currently in nursing school due to graduate in May 2019. I see a lot of job listings that state Bachelors preferred. I already have a bachelor's in another field and was just trying to see if that holds any weight or does it have to be in nursing. When I look at the classes for an advanced nursing degree it seems to advance more of a management heavy focus. Any information is greatly appreciated. Eddie

I am a nursing student now and a full time paramedic and I concur with Nalon1, if you think your position is thankless now, go ride on a truck one weekend with a local ambulance service.....i can assure you the green on the other side of that fence is really poison ivy!

So any advise for a paramedic making the change to an RN. Starting nursing school in the fall. Any advise is appreciated.