Master's degree in nursing oppurtunities?

You've received a lot of good advice about your questions, but there are some things you need to consider. Physical therapy used to be a field where a bachelor's degree was acceptable....

No, it is not. Not exactly, anyway. Associate Degree Nursing programs are two years in length. But there are pre-requisite courses you must complete in order to get admitted to these programs, u...

If you pass the state boards, an RN! RN's can come from many areas of education. There are still a few hospital based programs out there. Three years of training is required. This was t...

Since that was 29 years ago, I'd be VERY surprised if it was available online. Your best bet is checking with the school directly.

That rumor has been around for ages. I heard it when I was in college getting my Associate Degree. It didn't materialize then and it won't now.

With an ASN you will be eligible to take the NCLEX RN even though you will not have your bachelor's degree in nursing. Also with your ASN degree you can transfer to a university. When you tran...

Most definitely, usually a BSN is sufficient. Most of the professors I had in nursing school had their masters. They opted to teach which generally requires a masters. With a masters degree, why...

I agree with the other postee that clinical experience is needed before going into an administrative position which can include case management and consultation. One can think of it the same way a...