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RN-MSN bridge program that are not writing intensive.

Hello,

I am an RN with a non-nursing bachelor's degree. I am looking to do a bridge program for RN-MSN most likely in Leadership. I am looking for a program that is not writing intensive where I do not have to write paper after paper. I am enrolled in a RN-BSN program, but it will take me another year at least to complete. Since I already have a BS I feel like I am wasting my time and money taking these classes for my BSN if my goal is a MSN. Are there any recommendations? 

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    Did you ever get any recommendations? I am searching for same.

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    Hi,

    I was in a similar situation looking for a MSN for RN's with a non-Nursing Bachelor's Degree. I found three schools that have a mechanism for this without requiring a BSN. They are the University of South Alabama, University of Alabama-Birmingham and Loyola University New Orleans.

    I applied and was accepted at the University of South Alabama. Best wishes in your future.

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    Most of the programs will be writing intensive, as they are based on research. Good luck going forward

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