For the ADN (RN) degree, it looks like you'd have to go to one of the campuses where they have in-person instruction, which makes this hard to work for most people.
I know in CA, the LPN-to-RN programs are very limited, and once you get your RN it is "marked" as being a former LPN, and does not transfer out of state. It's like paying the money for an RN and then having a big red flag on your account - makes the degree not very useful. You're much better off just doing a straight RN program.
But the RN-to-BSN is probably the thing that will be most popular. And you can find those in a lot of places for fairly cheap.
I know in CA, the LPN-to-RN programs are very limited, and once you get your RN it is "marked" as being a former LPN, and does not transfer out of state. It's like paying the money for an RN and then having a big red flag on your account - makes the degree not very useful. You're much better off just doing a straight RN program.
But the RN-to-BSN is probably the thing that will be most popular. And you can find those in a lot of places for fairly cheap.
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