RN-BSN competency-based then BSN-MSN credit based?

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Has anyone done this before?

I'm graduating with my RN right now and would like to jump right into my BSN and get it done quickly. Competency-based seems like the best way, but a lot of those are pass/fail. I'm wondering how it will affect graduate level education afterward if I go to a semester, credit, and letter-based system. Would I risk having to re-taking some classes? I'd rather not do competency-based for an NP degree.

 

Thank you!!

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Specializes in PICU.

The best way to know would be to research the schools you are interested in, see what the requirements are

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Specializes in Postpartum/Public Health.

It's awesome you're taking the next steps into completing your BSN. If you need some good RN to BSN, here are a few for your reference: 15 Best RN to BSN Programs | 2024 - Nursing Degree Programs (allnurses.com),

I recommend you look into the schools and consult with the advisors to see what they suggest when it comes to choosing the right school. 

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