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October 12, 2007, Newsletter Issue #62: About Non-Bachelor's Degree Nursing Programs
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Tip of the Week
If you want to become a nurse, there are several nursing courses you can follow. The longest and most time-consuming is the BSN degree; however, there are options that will allow you to become a nurse but do not lead to a bachelor of science in nursing degree. Here are your options for non-bachelor's degree nursing programs:
-Nurse's Aide. You can become a nurse's aide in about a year, taking courses from adult education centers. You will be a certified nurse's aide and will usually work closely with a RN or physician.
-LPN/LVN. You can become a licensed practical or licensed vocational nurse in about a year. LPN/LVN programs are available through hospitals, adult educational centers, and vocational/technical schools. You will be able to assist nurses with their duties and provide healthcare for people in hospitals, nursing homes, and other facilities.
-RN with an associate's degree. You can become an RN by getting an associate's degree from a junior college or community college. You will have the same rights and privileges as an RN with a BSN, but you may have less career advancement opportunities.
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