Fastest Way To Become A RN | Accelerated BSN Degree
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- Fastest Way To Become A RN. Accelerated BSN Degree (within 1 year).
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I like this video. Im thinking of a 2nd degree to become an RN. I got my Business associate degree when I was a single Mom a few years ago, and now Id like to purse this option and didnt know I get get it done this fast! I am super excited though, even though I am now 46 just starting a 2nd degree, I think there's still time left to follow my dreams! Bless you for making this video! Im inspired by you! 🙂
Love this and needed to see it! I’m 47 and have worked in the medical field for 26 years as an Account Rep. I’ve been thinking about going to nursing school but was feeling like maybe I’m getting to old to do so. Your comment changed my thinking on that. 🤗
Thank you for this video
I wish to ask if you did that same program? They a lot of channels given information , it always good you hive information which are true or something you have done .
This is only for people who have a (associates or bachelors) degree already, right?
I am a foreign dentist thinking about getting a RN in Florida, do you think this accelerated program will be possible in my case?
can you apply for a BSN course with an international medical degree?
or can i write the nclex with an international medical degree?
When do CRNA schools consider prerequisite courses void? I see where some school don't take prerequisites beyond 10 years old. Is this 10 years from the course was taken in undergrad or 10 years from the graduation date with initial degree? I am not sure if you may be familiar enough with that aspect to give an answer, but I would really appreciate it. Also, thank you for all your hard work on this channel!
I think from the date your course was taken. I would recommend that you contact your school of interest for a better answer. It varies from school to school.
@@ThriveCRNA thank you so much!
How do you feel about community college
Thanks for the info, how do apply for this course?
I’m debating between the ABSN VS ELMSN program 🤔 what do you think is the better program to apply for?
Am a nurse did my nursing in my country before coming to USA .Do you think this programme it good for me ?
Hi. But how about Casper exam?? You did not mention it... is there any university that don't need Casper exam for this program...?
I am from canada but would like to know the average cost of studying accelerated bachelor nursing degree in usa? I’m looking for cheaper colleges with any scholarship; greatly appreciated if you have any suggestions. Thank you
Hi wanted to ask you a question. For one I tried taking my pre reqs over the summer and that was horrible. But I would love for you to be my mentor.
Why was it hard for you?
@@giftsfromagoddess1031 I was overwhelmed for the most part. I was obsessed with time so it effected my work because I wanted it done in a certain time and I couldn’t. Plus I was already in class that spring and to do summer and do fall that was a lotn
How do I start
Are there scholarships for this program?
Hi I have a question, I finished my associates in health science completed al prerequisite for nursing program and I will like to go for nursing is there an online nursing program I could go for ? Do I need to look for an associates in nursing or I could jump for a BSN in nursing with my degree ? Thank you
Hi I spoke with GCU a few months ago and was told as long as I have 60+ credits I am eligible for there accelerated program regardless of having a degree as long as the prereqs transferred to the nursing programs. Might want to check with the schools you’re looking into. Im sure others do the same. 😊
please at what institutions did you complete your prerequisites foe nursing and get your health science degree?
@@stephenchavez5318 Is it accredited? I have one more semester left to graduate with my A.A in science. How long is there accelerated BSN program?
@@litil.n6774 community college
@@stephenchavez5318
😔 I wanted to be a successful graphic designer or musician but that ain’t working out sadly…..RN life here I come 🤷🏿♂️
I want to be come a nurse.
@thriveCRNA I have a offer for Neuro ICU and Cardio thoracic step down unit.... which would transition better for CRNA school.... I was thinking to Neuro ICU then I could transfer to different ICU after a year
Cardio thoracic step down unit...I have to wait 1 year to apply for ICU
I would recommend getting into the ICU as soon as possible and you can switch to a different one in the future.
@@ThriveCRNA Thanks. I was hoping you could have responded sooner. I had 1 week to make a decision. I selected neuro ICU..I start in 1 week 🙌🙏😁
Thank you for your response 😁😁😇😇
Awesome. Great decision. 👍
My advice to you don’t do it. It’s a scam. The program is 4 levels, 5 classes every 4 months. You have to pass the exams. 4 of the classes you have exams each class you have 2 exams over the four months. It’s self taught. No help. Exams are Multiple choice all the answers sound correct but there’s only one real answer. That’s why lot of ppl fail the classes or drop. In my situation I dropped and so as a lot of ppl from my class. Now if you fail you’re only allowed to take it one more time and pay for it the classes are expensive.
U ddnt miss a beat with this one im currently in a program just to stay afloat im surviving but its tough
Agreed don't do it it's took unsafe
Sounds like a you problem
Probably not appropriate for those without prior healthcare experience. At least with “fast track” EMS courses this is advised.
12 months that's not true
I have Dr degree from Russia but here I want to work as nurse already I evaluate my degree in USA so please advise me what to do to become nurse I am living in secremanto
Same case here. I am also graduate from Russia & now a days try to find some suitable health care related course for me. We are probably in the same boat.
May I know what is the requirements Crna plz
Here is a video to answer your question. ua-cam.com/video/_fiq8mtWGiQ/v-deo.html
Thrive CRNA thank you
I'm Iraninan , I'm in the last year of my bachelor degree , Can I apply for this program to be an RN?
Do you have any idea ... if we have Master degree in commerce (Account and finance) .... than we are able to do accelerated RN or else we need to do 4year RN
What if I don’t have a degree already ? Can I still use these programs?
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No
You need to have a degree in any course
I am switching career and looking into a RN. I have a bachelors degree in business and I have a full time job Monday-Friday 7-330. Is it possible to work and go to school?
If you can go to a vocational college or any community college they’ll accept some of credits from your BA Degree but still gotta do your sciences for your pre reqs then start you actual nurses program. There are school that have evening classes which would be better for you while you work during the day. If you don’t have kids or are married it’s definitely a bit easier BUT I had people in my class with newborns etc are worked harddd and did it! Maybe cut some from full time to part time. Everyone can do it you just HAVE TO PUT IN THE TIME! 🙂
Can i ask why you switched your major because im currently majoring in business but thinking of nursing and im really unsure of what to do i keep stressing myself because i cannot make my mind up
@@MariaaMiles I majored in human services and didn’t like it, now I’m trying to start over for my ADN and BSN
Man start with you gotta have a degree
Actual ridiculous . In Canada a 2 year program in a hospital nursing school are in-person never online and I took a 20 month course over2 years which is a requirement as well as so many clinical hours on the floor in various med/ surgical units year1 then specialty units. Some or all of these accelerated programs are ridiculous and unsafe. We have a 4 year bachelor's of nursing degree from a great university here in Canada. And I know nurses who never did any clinical hours and all classes are online. What kind of nurse graduates with this accelerated program😮😮😮😮😮😮😩😠👱🏼♀️🇨🇦🥺😱🤯🩺💉👱🏼♀️🏥
No matter what people life depends on good information and God will holds us accountable for every information we give out there .
Nooooooo noooooooo nooooooo
It's a scam. I don't want these quickie accelerated nurses talking care my love ones. It's not safe.
They all still have to pass the same exam to get licensed
I understand. I was nervous 😓 but when I checked into it, you can only take the accelerated route if you've earned a Bachelor's already and have taken foundational courses. I was inquiring about the process to change over from teaching full-time to nursing. I'd still have to do microbiology and a&p I and II before being admitted into an accredited program. So it's a way to career change if you have a bachelor's already.
I took the associate's degree in nursing for RN and was a 3.8GPA so was doing very well. Phi Theta Kappa and you can do it all with that really. The rest you can get online. Mostly but need to do clinical.
Even a two -year degree is really very fast and you must crash course. I had worked as CNA since age 16 and worked as Unit Coordinator before it all. Some people that took the two -yr, after the third semester they took the LPN test, then finished last semester and took testing for RN. But if anyone was already an LPN some people just in the public venue told them " You do not need to take the first semester, but the college talked them into taking it anyway as to get used to the instructors better and how they teach and making sure they d not miss out on the foundation of it all. So they really took all four semesters like everyone else! The difference is if they wanted to try to work too they could work as an LPN while at school Beleive me if you take a full load of courses and do not get them out of the way first, you will not be able to work too, most likely because it would be very tough.. This is just another way it can be done. But you really should get the college courses out of the way and leave the nursing to be done separately for clinical and labs.
Certainly, they now are short of help in all areas.
It’s literally the same program. It’s just quicker because we already completed the pre reqs ahead of time so we can focus only on nursing classes. The traditional does their pre reqs at the same time as nursing classes. Please don’t speak on what you don’t know because they all had the same training and take the same test at the end.
It is not a scam, LPN's take a Practical nurse test and the Registered nurses take the test that is a little deeper. I knwo I went to RN school I took everything togeth3r first two semesters and then had it done except nursing next two. You must pass it or youare not a nurse. All Registered nurses must pass same exam. After that they may go further and some do as then alot iss online and yet they stil have clinicals at hospitals . (Not a scam) You can get a four year or six yr and wth the six you are a Nurse Practitioner. working as a physical with a physicain over seeing.