I am looking to go to school to be an RN, but I don't know where to start cuz i want to get an BSN and all the program i looked at is all ASN or RN to BSN program. What i want to know is how long will it take me to get the RN and if I want go for BSN how long will that take?
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Or you could check with just about every major University in the United States.
And most of the community colleges.
David Carpenter, PA-C
Or you could check with just about every major University in the United States.
ROFLMAO

Ok, I'm tired ....
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BSN....That is definitely a good route...especially with nurse leaders having good news like this for the nursing profession.
I believe Mundinger is one of the cutting edge spokesman representing nurses... good news eh?!
"The notion that any doctor should make more than any nurse is out of date, according to Mary Mundinger, Ph.D., RN, dean of the Columbia University School of Nursing. "
I believe Mundinger is one of the cutting edge spokesman representing nurses... good news eh?!

BSN....That is definitely a good route...especially with nurse leaders having good news like this for the nursing profession.
"The notion that any doctor should make more than any nurse is out of date, according to Mary Mundinger, Ph.D., RN, dean of the Columbia University School of Nursing. "
I believe Mundinger is one of the cutting edge spokesman representing nurses... good news eh?!![]()
**sigh**
get a life, longhaul.
not many, at all, believe nor follow nor want what mundinger proposes.
i wish these fallacies would fall by the wayside.
**sigh**
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dfk, please come off it.
I'm a big fan of RN, NP and PAs. Previous post is a subtle joke..... perhaps to subtle for some...
You are uber sensitive - that can be a weak trait......
Oh yeah. I'm not a huge mundinger fan.
I'm a big fan of RN, NP and PAs. Previous post is a subtle joke..... perhaps to subtle for some...
You are uber sensitive - that can be a weak trait......
Oh yeah. I'm not a huge mundinger fan.
dfk, please come off it.
I'm a big fan of RN, NP and PAs. Previous post is a subtle joke..... perhaps to subtle for some...
You are uber sensitive - that can be a weak trait......
Oh yeah. I'm not a huge mundinger fan.
nah, not uber anything.
it's just that everywhere you turn
you hear the same ol' pro/cons of it all.
i wish it never even occurred.
nah, not uber anything.
it's just that everywhere you turn
you hear the same ol' pro/cons of it all.
i wish it never even occurred.
Regarding Mundinger, I can't decide if she is:
a) Nuts
b) An egomaniacal power-grabber
c) Sticking it to the man (revenge for being disrespected by MDs throughout her nursing career)
d) Crazy like a fox-- By making controversial statements about the equivalence of DNPs and MDs, she got A LOT of publicity regarding graduate level nurses. Probably raised the awareness of NPs to some of the general public. Also, by raising the bar so high, it will get beaten down, but maybe not so low as it was before. Does that make sense?
Oldiebutgoodie
(an RN going to NP school, no, Taurus, not an online DNP program).