phonetixs asked:
my plan is to enlist in the united states air force and get a BSN via online through the university of phoenix, i have heard that most hospitals and clinics only hire graduates from an actual university, rather then those that achieve a BSN through online (without LPN or LVN licensing, just straight going into university online with out prior experience as an LPN or LVN) would this plan hinder my chances of being hired at a hospital. or would it be my best bet, to graduate with a BSN, take the RN licensing test, then re-enlist (as an officer) to gain experience in the field (at least a solid year or two) before applying for a CRNA program (preferably online)….
my plan is to enlist in the united states air force and get a BSN via online through the university of phoenix, i have heard that most hospitals and clinics only hire graduates from an actual university, rather then those that achieve a BSN through online (without LPN or LVN licensing, just straight going into university online with out prior experience as an LPN or LVN) would this plan hinder my chances of being hired at a hospital. or would it be my best bet, to graduate with a BSN, take the RN licensing test, then re-enlist (as an officer) to gain experience in the field (at least a solid year or two) before applying for a CRNA program (preferably online)….
Does online education really hindering hiring prospects, (compared to the competition of people graduating from direct university) ?
any advice, answers or assistance would REALLY be appreciative..
thanks for your time.
*after reading the first answer, i would try to achieve an associates of nursing at the air force community college, or maybe online (if thats possible) does the Associates really hinder your hiring prospects, or affect your salary or income?
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