I am seriously considering going to nursing school for a career change but because of money and time issues, I am thinking about doing my associates first and then sit for the exam to become an RN. I know nursing school is very demanding and a BSN would require more time so an associates might be the best route for me right now, and then I can later enroll in a RN to BSN program. Is it difficult (especially in NYC) to get a job as a nurse with just an associates and not a BSN? I know most hospitals would probably prefer a BSN but wanted to know if it was possible with just an associates.
2006-10-05
11:04:26
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Also is there a pay difference between an RN having an Associates degree vs. one with a BSN?
2006-10-05
11:10:22 ·
update #1