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What is the difference between RN-BSN and RN-Mobility?

I know that the RN-Mobility program is only an Associates Degree.. and the RN-BSN is a bachelors degree.. but what is the difference in pay and if it is more difficult to get a job having a RN-Mobility degree??

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    ...I've never heard of "RN-Mobility". Where did you hear this term, and what exactly are you referring to by it?

    "RN-BSN" usually refers to programs designed for RNs with diplomas or associates degrees to earn their bachelors.

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    My school has an RN 'mobility' course called Career Mobility and I'm almost sure it's the same thing. It's an accelerated course for LPN's to get their ADN.

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    Ah, so the OP needs to do more research besides just looking at names to find out what various programs are and actually offer. Got it.

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    The school I go to has an RN-Mobility program! It's an associates degree, but I just wanted to know the true difference in going the complete 4 years or just doing these 2!

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    There are literally fifty bazillion threads on Allnurses debating the difference between the ADN and BSN routes to becoming an RN. Use the search function to find and go read a few of them.

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