Im a 25 yr old Male who is very interested in getting into Nursing. I was wanting to go to a community college and take the 2 yr course to become a RN, however just recently i found out that most hospitals will start to only hire RN's with a BSN.
My question is would it be a good idea for me to go to a 4 yr school and just get my BSN rather than a 2 yr school to become a RN?
The reason I wouldnt mind going to a 2 yr school is so that I can get into the work force right away after I graduate and pass the NCLEX, so I can start making money right away, then go onto a 4 yr school and get my BSN. Im just afraid by the time i graduate a 2 yr school, I wont get hired if I do not have a BSN?
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Im a 25 yr old Male who is very interested in getting into Nursing. I was wanting to go to a community college and take the 2 yr course to become a RN, however just recently i found out that most hospitals will start to only hire RN's with a BSN.
My question is would it be a good idea for me to go to a 4 yr school and just get my BSN rather than a 2 yr school to become a RN?
The reason I wouldnt mind going to a 2 yr school is so that I can get into the work force right away after I graduate and pass the NCLEX, so I can start making money right away, then go onto a 4 yr school and get my BSN. Im just afraid by the time i graduate a 2 yr school, I wont get hired if I do not have a BSN?