ASN v. BSN| Which Degree Should You Get?
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
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There has always been a great debate about which nursing degrees aspiring nurses should get. In this video I give my opinion on the difference between ASN vs. BSN. Let me know your thoughts.
Thanks for this video, I am currently looking at nursing as a second career, currently a social worker. I want to eventually get my BSN for the specialties that I’m interested in, but I also want to get on the hospital floor as quickly as possible. I’m looking at the ASN as the better option for now.
I think that’s a great option.
Thank you for this video. My daughter graduates from high school in a few months and the Associate route is what we’ve decided to do. Thank you for the info.
You’re so welcome!!! Glad it helped! 💕
I remember watching this video when it first came out even though I had zero interest in nursing, here I am again now with ALLL the interest, LOL
Look how God works!!!! God has so much in store for you!!!! 💕
I totally agree with the ADN nurses and also nurse who were LPN and CNA’s (I went that route) are more apt to jump in and help. Where a lot of BSN nurse come straight into it w/o any healthcare background. I’ve seen BSN nurses who never worked the floor in their entire career and it shows. A lot of them are quick to delegate simple task that it took you more time to walk over and tell me this than if you just did it yourself 😂. Currently I’m doing an RN to MSN program and skipping the bachelor’s degree. I chose to do it that way because it saves me money not to go thru every step.
First of all can we get into your name!!!!!!!! I LOVE IT!!!!!!!! 😍😍😍 I’m a Huge GG Fan! I totally agree and actually my coworkers who are RN’s they are doing the RN to MSN Route makes total sense.
Hello! May I ask what program is this that offers RN to MSN? I’m interested!😊
@@angelagillespie2939 I’m at chamberlain university. I’m just doing the Master’s only program which about a year (give or take how many classes you take at a time) the only reason why I didn’t do the NP track is because I’m not sure what specialty I want to go into.
@@Iamcourtneynoel it’s my favorite show and me and bff every time I go visit at least one day has to be dedicated to us watching it 😂
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I’m going for my bsn starting as a freshman next week. I decided to go the bsn route because I’m older and wanted to get it all out the way. Back when I was a environmental worker for the hospital I seen a nurse get let go because she didn’t get her bsn from adn within the time frame it was sad to see.
Congratulations 🎉!!!!!!! That makes a lot of sense! God’s Blessings on your Nursing Journey 💕
@@Iamcourtneynoel thank you so much
My father told me sometimes it’s best to take the long route. I am impatient and would prefer an ASN and then completing the bridge program. At this point I might just bite the bullet and go the BSN route.
Yes do it my only regret is not doing this when I was younger. I can’t believe I originally wrote this at the start. In about week I start my last prerequisite semester then it’s program for me. A change has happen the school I’m at does dual enrollment so I’ll earn my asn and bsn at the same time. My asn school I do classes and clinical’s, but for my bsn school I don’t all my bsn requirements online the same time within the 2yr program layout so I’ll earn them together. For me this great and I won’t be working full time, maybe pre diem, or part time during the program to maximize studying time. I wish you the best of luck 💕💕
@@Queenie_vxxii I am proud of you! I wish I would have done this when I was younger too. You will get older but better to get older and have your degree. That’s what my advisor told me. I am 34 years old nursing will be my second career. Don’t fret about It you will be just fine. All the best to you as well. God bless you on your nursing journey.💕
Thank You Courtney ❤I needed that. I’m in school now and I was going to go for LPN to RN, but I think I’d rather go RN associates, then get My bachelors, it’s only a little more time for ASN. 😤
You’re welcome!! Thank you for watching!!! I honestly think that is a GREAT idea!!! Gods Blessings on your journey 💕
Thank you for this video and all the info you seriously made it easier to make my choice
My Pleasure! Glad it helped 🙂
I have an ADN my formal employer wanted me to get my BSN but was only going to give .50 extra on the hour. I really liked it there and did not think past that . My thought was, I will retire from here. Now that I have had a new knee to the L and and new ankle to the R. I am looking for more work from home. It seems that they are wanting that BSN. Looks like I may be going back to school.
Really! BSN isn’t bad at all it can only help! I hope you find something that will help you pay for school if you must go back! Gods Blessings on your journey 💕
Thanks for this video!! God bless you ❤❤❤
You’re Welcome! Thank you!!!
I see students from private collages that push through bachelors students in one and a half years at 4x the price. I went through k a 2 year ADN program that took 2 years. I’m going for BSN now at the same college.
Congratulations! 🎉 College can be a lot of money!
i love ADNs students/new grads! they seem to be more prepared to hit the ground running
I agree! They are ready to go!!!
Hi! Would love to hear more about the case manager nurse. I’m a case manager thinking of going back to school for asn. Grey info on this video by the way thanks!
Hi there! You should definitely do it! Have you seen my playlist on utilization review?
Where I live you are required to get your CNA before applying for the RN program! The LPN program is 2 years and ASN is 3 years 😡 I am beyond annoyed!
Ooo wow that is different! I guess the bright side is you can work as a CNA through school.
Can you tell me that after which associated nurse course i can do bsn or there is any special college for ASN to do bsn afterwards because eventually i want to do BSN.❤
There are a lot of programs that offer RN to BSN and some even do RN to MSN… I would start with local public universities near you first because they tend to be cheaper…
@@Iamcourtneynoel thank you dear❤️
Can u get accepted at a hospital and after become a travel nurse with only a adn? Also is it possible to make $2000 plus a week with travel nurse as a adn similar to a bsn?
Yes you can! Once you get the license and have the experience, it doesn’t really matter whether you have a ADN or BSN when it comes to travel nursing.
Hi,can I apply ASN after 1 semester of pre nursing course?
Hi I believe you need pre-nursing courses in order to start the nursing portion of the ASN but check with the school you are looking to apply to.
@@Iamcourtneynoel ok thanks a bunch!!
Nah, not my shit!