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Should I get my ADN and then BSN?

I have a bachelor’s degree. I am interested in getting my BSN and ultimately my MSN. However, I have a low undergrads GPA 2.5. My GPA is low not because I didn’t understand the work, I just was immature and did too much partying.

I now am a veteran and ready to take on this challenge of nursing. Should I get my ADN and then get my BSN with the RN track to BSN program? Any advice would be helpful!

-Tia

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