I've always heard the only difference really between the two year. Four year are in a 4-year. RN can be a nurse manager. Because the salary difference isn't that much. I have a cousin who is a two-year RN and she makes close with a 4-year RN does without any loans to pay back
that's because they are both RNs! They take the same exam to get certified! ADN is the better option for low-income students because you get an RN salary in only 2 years (and many employers will pay for you to get your BSN anyways!)
@@ChocolatexCherries3 My cousin isn't low-income. She just chose to do that rather than go to school for 4 years. I know you're generalizing but she wasn't
Tysm for this video ♥️ I’m thinking about becoming an LPN and moving to NY one day and I was wondering what the potential salary would be like. I know that NY is expensive lol and was curious if an LPN salary would be enough to live comfortably
I'm a family caregiver. Have been for 9 years now. Im considering a career in Nursing. Any suggestions on where i should start? I don't really want to start at the CNA level becuase i feel like i already do that now. I thought about LPN. I already have a Bachelor's in a different field so people keep telling me to go the accelerated BSN route. What y'all think? Thanks for your response. ☮️❤️
If you have a degree in health related, you will have a high chance of being accepted into the ABSN or ADN. You do not need to start over, if you decided to go back to school for Nursing, you will have to show proof of your school credits and HESI-exam. Also you will need proof of vaccination.
Based on how she speaks I guessed ADN immediately. Not sure how I knew but it seems like when we pronounce the word “asked” it gives it away the level of education someone has. I really don’t know why it always pans out for me.
Girl huh ? The way someone speaks determines the level of education someone has ? Your logic is ignorant and it's disturbing to be on the same internet as someone with this mindset
Hello, can you tell me how can I reduce the price of ADN tuitions ( all the fees included ) or tell me if their is a free of charge ADN’s program somewhere in USA please ? 🤍
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I've always heard the only difference really between the two year. Four year are in a 4-year. RN can be a nurse manager. Because the salary difference isn't that much. I have a cousin who is a two-year RN and she makes close with a 4-year RN does without any loans to pay back
that's because they are both RNs! They take the same exam to get certified! ADN is the better option for low-income students because you get an RN salary in only 2 years (and many employers will pay for you to get your BSN anyways!)
@@ChocolatexCherries3 My cousin isn't low-income. She just chose to do that rather than go to school for 4 years. I know you're generalizing but she wasn't
@@pjb29061 alright? i never said she was, weird how you felt the need to clarify that?
@@pjb29061True. You just can’t take the breaks. You have to go in the summer also. Your cousin worked really hard .
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Tysm for this video ♥️ I’m thinking about becoming an LPN and moving to NY one day and I was wondering what the potential salary would be like. I know that NY is expensive lol and was curious if an LPN salary would be enough to live comfortably
Also hun, how long was the lpn program and the lpn to adn program?
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I'm a family caregiver. Have been for 9 years now. Im considering a career in Nursing. Any suggestions on where i should start? I don't really want to start at the CNA level becuase i feel like i already do that now. I thought about LPN. I already have a Bachelor's in a different field so people keep telling me to go the accelerated BSN route. What y'all think? Thanks for your response. ☮️❤️
If you have a degree in health related, you will have a high chance of being accepted into the ABSN or ADN. You do not need to start over, if you decided to go back to school for Nursing, you will have to show proof of your school credits and HESI-exam. Also you will need proof of vaccination.
hi i want to ask that how long pre requisite is needed in ADN program
It depends on the person. I came out of HS as an LPN so I started my ASN right away.
can you pls tell me which Uni u got ur ADN and BSN from?pls actually I'm interested too pls
She did
Did you take a gap year between the adn and bsn or did you start in the next term?
No I went straight through
@@nursequeen2084 ok
Hello, were you still working as a nurse with your adn while you pursued your bsn?
Yes you can
I’m just curious so A.D.N is considered as RN?
Yes it is! Associate Degree
How did you become an LVN in high school? I
It was a vocational program through my high school!
@@nursequeen2084 okay tysm!!
Based on how she speaks I guessed ADN immediately. Not sure how I knew but it seems like when we pronounce the word “asked” it gives it away the level of education someone has. I really don’t know why it always pans out for me.
Wait what are you trying to say before I respond ?
Girl huh ? The way someone speaks determines the level of education someone has ? Your logic is ignorant and it's disturbing to be on the same internet as someone with this mindset
@@nursequeen2084 yeah, wtf is she trying to say🙄. But I think we know. Classless and ignorant
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That doesn’t make sense because at the time of the video she has both ………..
Hello, can you tell me how can I reduce the price of ADN tuitions ( all the fees included ) or tell me if their is a free of charge ADN’s program somewhere in USA please ? 🤍