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Which route should I go?

Hi everyone!I am a sophmore attending community college for my Associate in Science degree.I originally planned on just taking my basics at college,but since I am so close to finishing my associate of science,I decided I may as well finish it.The only thing is,I am only getting a associate of science,and my school only required 2 science courses,so that messed up me being able to get all my science courses in.I want to do nursing,but I am wondering what can I do now?My backup was to pursue a degree in healthcare management,but I am still not sure.Should I go for my bachelor's in nursing still,or is it too late?I also am interested in sonography,or repiratory therapy too,so any advice on those routes wouod help too.I am wondering if I should just go for my ADN,then do a Rn-BSN program?

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  1. 1. Which route?

    • ADN to BSN
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    • Go for the BSN
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    • Go for healthcare management
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    • Respiratory Therapy or Sonography
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Just because you get a degree from a community college doesn't mean you can't take more classes. Take the classes you need to get into a BSN program, and go.

I got my Associates in Biology at my community college and took extra classes that the BSN program I wanted to attend required. It just added on a semester or so.

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Thank you!I was worried that I would not be able to take anymore classes after I got my degree

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