Published Jul 29, 2017
JD2RN
136 Posts
Anyone with a prior BA have experience doing the RN to MSN? How long did it take you to finish? Wondering if I could complete the program in a year?
meanmaryjean, DNP, RN
7,899 Posts
I'm confused. You were asking about the pre-licensure program in another post. Are you an RN? If not, the RN-to-MSN is not a program you can enroll in.
Hi! I am a lawyer pursuing a second career in nursing. I am applying to BSN and ADN programs in San Diego this fall (hence my question about the pre-licensure program), but am looking into RN to BSN and MSN programs in the event that I do not get straight into a BSN program. Because I already have an ugrad degree, I wondered if it would be better to pursue a RN to MSN program vs. an RN to BSN, in the event that I end up going the community college route. Clear as mud?
OP: If you are not an RN you cannot use it as part of your username per TOS.
Uhhhh, ok.
So how am I allowed to concisely write 'from law to nursing' as a username?
Do you know how to change one's username?
Tacomaboy3
147 Posts
Actually, it doesn't say this explicitly; on the contrary, the ToS #8 is pretty ambiguous. It says you aren't allowed to use a title you haven't earned - the OP hasn't falsely claimed she's an RN, even in her username.
My thought, too.
abixxy, MSN, RN
41 Posts
I'll tell you my story and you can draw your own decisions. I have an undergraduate degree in Pre-Physician Assistant studies. It's a bachelor of science in health science. I decided to go the accelerated ADN route as it was cheaper and quicker than a BSN program. I do not technically have a BSN degree. I did the RN to MSN bridge at WGU and after I was accepted into the program it took me 15.5 months to finish. It was the most cost effective route and I have no debt!