adn or bsn salary difference
An ADN involves around 21 months of study (According to an article presented by Rasmussen College), at the end of which you take the NCLEX exam. Pass this exam, and you have an ADN. The BSN is an additional year or two of study—it’s a four-year degree, but if you’ve earned the ADN, you’ve already completed two or more years. As such, if you’re a registered nurse who’s already got an ADN, enrolling in school again and getting that BSN is an option via an RN to BSN program.
ADN to MSN Program Cost. Since the degree program requires two steps, the first one (ADN to BSN) usually entails about $20,000 for the whole duration of the two-year program. For the second step (BSN to MSN), it entails about $35,000 to $55,000 for the annual school fees (including the tuition fees, textbooks, internships fees, and others).