Lynchburg. Close. Gives a ton of aid. Good at the pre-health paths. One of the few undergrad nursing programs with a cadaver lab.

I have worked with many ADN nurses who went to school at night or weekends for a prolonged period to get their BSN for many reasons and it is hard. Would recommend getting BSN from the start.

Anonymous wrote:Consider an ADN degree. You take the same test and come out prepared to put skills to use. And no, hospitals rarely require a BSN, that's outdated information

Inova puts BSN on nurses badges if they have one. And they get paid better than RN without BSN. It still matters for pay and for career options.

East Carolina.