04-19-2018, 10:50 AM
(04-19-2018, 12:15 AM)Ideas Wrote: You can't get the grant money once you have a Bachelor's. You can get federal aid in the form of a loan.
What kind of career do you want? One of the best would be get the RN then get a BSN.
I'm licensed as a paramedic now, that makes getting an RN license a little easier than it would otherwise be. I'm not so much interested in nursing as a career, however, the license qualifies me for many, many career opportunities in a variety of settings. It makes sense to me because it gives me flexibility and options in the future.
(04-19-2018, 01:06 AM)Cheeseburrito Wrote:(04-19-2018, 12:15 AM)Ideas Wrote: You can't get the grant money once you have a Bachelor's. You can get federal aid in the form of a loan.RN (ADN through excelsior is a good option) to FNP. There are a few programs out there that bridge or will let you test out to get your NP if you have an unrelated BA and ADN.
What kind of career do you want? One of the best would be get the RN then get a BSN.
I have considered APRN/FNP or CRNA its not the direction I want to go right now, maybe in the future, hence getting the RN license now.
I also think that a more general bachelor's would be more useful to me than a BSN right now. I see a BSN kind of like I see a Fire Administration degree: great if you are going to work in that field, but not as readily accepted outside the profession.


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