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Hello . Let me shares some info about myself. I am currently going to community college. Its my second year. Almost done taking prerequisite for a Associate degree nursing program at my school but then I thinking of transferring to a different school in my town(Las Vegas) to obtain my BSN. I think the program online but accredited. Is that accepted when applying to programs like OCS?NCP?(only commissioning programs I found besides ROTC). What other programs are there that military branches offer for nursing students beside ROTC. I'm sure it's too late for that. What are things I can do to make me a more appealing candidate for a commission. Should I just not bother with the RN-BSN route and go straight for my BSN? Any advice helps. Thank you.

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    You will need to contact a healthcare recruiter. Do not expect them to get back to you quickly, it could take months. As far as skipping your ADN and going straight for your BSN depends on you. It depends can you afford to go that route, how close is the school etc. If you do go the RN-BSN route start working at least part time since this will help for work experience.

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