Any1 knows where n how i could pursue a bachelor's degree in nursing?I am not an RN tho.but have assoc.deg

You need to check with the schools you are interested in attending. You need to find out how many of your credits will transfer, how to apply, and how long the waiting list is.
You should be able to find out whatever you need to know from the individual schools - don't forget to ask about financial aide as well.
One more thing to ask - how many of their graduates pass State Boards the first time.

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