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24-Mar-2010 4:26 pm

Sujen Ericsson

Sujen Ericsson

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Hi everyone!

Can please any one suggest me which of the nursing program is better RN or Associate Degree and from where should I complete my degree. I sure would appreciate your input. Thanks everyone!

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26-Mar-2010 5:48 am

Associate degree in nursing is one of an easy route to become a nurse. It requires two to three years of nursing education. But it may not provide you with as many career options. Most nurses obtain a Bachelor of Science in Nursing to become a Registered Nurse (RN). This requires four years of nursing education, but is better option for good career. I do have a resource in my knowledge where you can find list of various nursing schools and programs. Check it out over here - http://www.nursingschoolsu.com

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Ainsley Smith

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22-Nov-2010 10:21 am

Hi there,

I have decided to get the nursing training as Cardiologist and for this reason i have searched in internet and found some very good Universities i think this may help you. The Universities are also providing online training. Please have a look at these:-
1. Kaplan University
2. West Coast University
3. Walden University
4. National American University

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Ainsley Smith

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30-Nov-2010 10:41 am

In RN 2 years required for associates degree and 4 years for bachelors science degree. I think for a better career you have to do the 4 years bachelors degree which can help you to build up a bright future in nursing.

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jane addams

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28-Feb-2011 2:21 pm

Hello dear,
You want to get a RN or Associate Degree!!
Studies for an RN degree will include courses in Anatomy and Physiology, Behavioral Sciences, Chemistry, Epidemiology, Nursing Theory, Nutrition, Psychology and more.
Prior to becoming a registered nurse, you would typically either go through a two-year associates program, earning an Associate nursing degree, or a four-year baccalaureate program earning a Bachelor’s nurse degree (BSN).

Please visit The link for which of the nursing program is better RN or Associate Degree and from where should You complete your degree.
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