I have my Associates in Nursing, Can I get a BSN from there?

without having to do 4 years?

I use to work for a hospital and I knew many nurses and there were not that many that had BSN. But I pretty sure you have to complete 4 years of school. Talk with a counselor. Anyways good luck.

I'm sure you can. You completed all the basics.

pretty sure you can.

Since you already have an Associates degree, many universities offer programs designed for associates to go to bachelors and to masters. Check with your local colleges about their requirements - many programs take 1 year to 18 months to complete.

It's about 1 to 2 years..that's it. You DO NOT have to go for 4 years.

Just find a college with a BSN program you are interested in and call them...you'll see.

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