RN to BSN and different requirements for RN to MSN

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I am an RN graduated with an ADN and have 1 year experience. I have recently decided to persue my BSN and have found that all universities seem to have different general education requirements. Some require microbiology and 2 semesters of chemistry (which was not required for my ADN) and 1 that doesn't require any further science courses. My question is, if I receive my BSN from this university, and want to work towards my MSN at another university that offers a different specialization will that hinder me.

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It may not hinder you completely, but you may have to take more classes before you could apply or start certain programs..as you mentioned every school as different requirements

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Thank you for the info that helps

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