Working/School

ashton2005 · Mar 28, 2008

Hey there everyone this is kind of off topic but i dont thing anyone would see it in that section.. I am debating on returning to school to get my RN nursing degree and also continuing to work currently as a medical assistant.. Im going to try and do part time school it may take longer but thats ok with me.. My current employer offers tuition reimbursement which is nice as well!!! Are there any moms on here that have done this and or anyone that is an RN now and can give me some insight!!! Everyones thoughts on here are always a little bit more helpful!!

ashton2005 · Mar 28, 2008

Hey there everyone this is kind of off topic but i dont thing anyone would see it in that section.. I am debating on returning to school to get my RN nursing degree and also continuing to work currently as a medical assistant.. Im going to try and do part time school it may take longer but thats ok with me.. My current employer offers tuition reimbursement which is nice as well!!! Are there any moms on here that have done this and or anyone that is an RN now and can give me some insight!!! Everyones thoughts on here are always a little bit more helpful!!

ashton2005 · Mar 28, 2008

Hey there everyone this is kind of off topic but i dont thing anyone would see it in that section.. I am debating on returning to school to get my RN nursing degree and also continuing to work currently as a medical assistant.. Im going to try and do part time school it may take longer but thats ok with me.. My current employer offers tuition reimbursement which is nice as well!!! Are there any moms on here that have done this and or anyone that is an RN now and can give me some insight!!! Everyones thoughts on here are always a little bit more helpful!!

ashton2005 · Mar 28, 2008

Hey there everyone this is kind of off topic but i dont thing anyone would see it in that section.. I am debating on returning to school to get my RN nursing degree and also continuing to work currently as a medical assistant.. Im going to try and do part time school it may take longer but thats ok with me.. My current employer offers tuition reimbursement which is nice as well!!! Are there any moms on here that have done this and or anyone that is an RN now and can give me some insight!!! Everyones thoughts on here are always a little bit more helpful!!

ashton2005 · Mar 28, 2008

Hey there everyone this is kind of off topic but i dont thing anyone would see it in that section.. I am debating on returning to school to get my RN nursing degree and also continuing to work currently as a medical assistant.. Im going to try and do part time school it may take longer but thats ok with me.. My current employer offers tuition reimbursement which is nice as well!!! Are there any moms on here that have done this and or anyone that is an RN now and can give me some insight!!! Everyones thoughts on here are always a little bit more helpful!!

pjspiegle · Mar 28, 2008

Hi,

I am currently working on a BSN degree. I am graduating on May 9th with my AS which is all of my pre-reqs for my BSN. I personally would recommend going for a BSN if you want to be an RN, there are way more job opportunities available and you have to have at least a BSN to work at the Childrens Hospital, at least here where we are. The nice thing was that, all but the science classes, I was able to do online at my schedule, you have due dates but the freedom to work on stuff during the day and week that works best for you.

On the other hand, if you get your RN first, you can do a RN to BSN program and there seems to be a lot more of those programs available depending on where you live.

I say, GO FOR IT!!!!

Let me know if you have specific questions that I may or may not be able to answer but would be willing to try.

Patty

pjspiegle · Mar 28, 2008

Hi,

I am currently working on a BSN degree. I am graduating on May 9th with my AS which is all of my pre-reqs for my BSN. I personally would recommend going for a BSN if you want to be an RN, there are way more job opportunities available and you have to have at least a BSN to work at the Childrens Hospital, at least here where we are. The nice thing was that, all but the science classes, I was able to do online at my schedule, you have due dates but the freedom to work on stuff during the day and week that works best for you.

On the other hand, if you get your RN first, you can do a RN to BSN program and there seems to be a lot more of those programs available depending on where you live.

I say, GO FOR IT!!!!

Let me know if you have specific questions that I may or may not be able to answer but would be willing to try.

Patty

pjspiegle · Mar 28, 2008

Hi,

I am currently working on a BSN degree. I am graduating on May 9th with my AS which is all of my pre-reqs for my BSN. I personally would recommend going for a BSN if you want to be an RN, there are way more job opportunities available and you have to have at least a BSN to work at the Childrens Hospital, at least here where we are. The nice thing was that, all but the science classes, I was able to do online at my schedule, you have due dates but the freedom to work on stuff during the day and week that works best for you.

On the other hand, if you get your RN first, you can do a RN to BSN program and there seems to be a lot more of those programs available depending on where you live.

I say, GO FOR IT!!!!

Let me know if you have specific questions that I may or may not be able to answer but would be willing to try.

Patty

pjspiegle · Mar 28, 2008

Hi,

I am currently working on a BSN degree. I am graduating on May 9th with my AS which is all of my pre-reqs for my BSN. I personally would recommend going for a BSN if you want to be an RN, there are way more job opportunities available and you have to have at least a BSN to work at the Childrens Hospital, at least here where we are. The nice thing was that, all but the science classes, I was able to do online at my schedule, you have due dates but the freedom to work on stuff during the day and week that works best for you.

On the other hand, if you get your RN first, you can do a RN to BSN program and there seems to be a lot more of those programs available depending on where you live.

I say, GO FOR IT!!!!

Let me know if you have specific questions that I may or may not be able to answer but would be willing to try.

Patty

pjspiegle · Mar 28, 2008

Hi,
 
 I am currently working on a BSN degree. I am graduating on May 9th with my AS which is all of my pre-reqs for my BSN. I personally would recommend going for a BSN if you want to be an RN, there are way more job opportunities available and you have to have at least a BSN to work at the Childrens Hospital, at least here where we are. The nice thing was that, all but the science classes, I was able to do online at my schedule, you have due dates but the freedom to work on stuff during the day and week that works best for you.
 
 On the other hand, if you get your RN first, you can do a RN to BSN program and there seems to be a lot more of those programs available depending on where you live.
 
 I say, GO FOR IT!!!!
 
 Let me know if you have specific questions that I may or may not be able to answer but would be willing to try.
 
 Patty

lilismom · Mar 28, 2008