What schools accept a 68C course towards a BSN bridge program?

2019-05-02T22:07:15-04:00

My eventual goal is to be an DNP (not sure of specialty yet) but to get there I have to go to basic, pass AIT, work as an civilian LPN/LVN for a year, do the above question, work as a BSN for another year, then either become an NP or DNP after that. All the while as i'm in the reserves I will have duty weekend for at least the first 5 years and my goal is to be in ROTC throughout as well. Another thing to add is that I have no college experience. Finally, what "classes" transfer if the entire course isn't transferable?

Response by MSG Private RallyPoint Member made May 2 at 2019 10:10 PM

2019-05-02T22:10:29-04:00

Whatever civilian institution you go to will determine what credit they will give you.

Response by SFC Private RallyPoint Member made May 2 at 2019 10:12 PM

2019-05-02T22:12:55-04:00

You'll have to look at nursing schools where you live. Even if you find a bridge program that accepts your training from 68C you will still need to go to school 3 more years for a BSN. Your proposed time line isn't very realistic.
If you can afford to, just go to a nursing program under ROTC. If you try to do the route you described it's going to take 5-8 years to finish your BSN.