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Part-Time RN to BSN Programs: Explore Top Online Schools for Nurses
Part-time online RN-to-BSN programs allow ADN nurses to continue working while advancing their careers, which is especially helpful when using employer-tuition reimbursement. As a nurse who continued my education while working, I understand what that balance involves. In this guide, we’ll highlight schools with part-time online RN-to-BSN programs and share tips to help you complete your degree while avoiding burnout.
Best Online RN to BSN Programs with Employer Tuition Reimbursement
As an RN, you may have heard about employer tuition reimbursement but still feel unsure about how to use it. I was in that position myself. While working at the bedside, I knew my employer offered help paying for advanced schooling, but I had many questions about how the benefit worked. Below, we explain how reimbursement works, what it may cover, and how to access it. We also share some of the best online RN-to-BSN programs with employer tuition reimbursement options.
Explore the Best Online RN to BSN Programs with Rolling Admissions
Finding time to complete an RN-to-BSN program while working is challenging enough. Once you’re ready to move forward with your education, it can be discouraging to learn that you must wait months for the next application cycle. Online RN-to-BSN programs with rolling admissions review applications throughout the year and often offer several start dates. Review top programs and what to consider as you compare application timelines, start dates, and enrollment requirements.
7 Best Pillows for Nurses: What to Look for After a Long Shift
Nurses have a habit of comparing stories about how little sleep we get and joking about functioning on caffeine. Our job involves long hours on our feet, constant decision-making, and often a fair amount of emotional strain. Quality sleep, which starts with a good sleep routine, helps support our:
Best Night-Shift Sleep Schedule for Nurses
There’s a good chance that if you poll several night shift nurses about their sleep schedule, you’ll get different answers. Like many, working nights was the easiest way to get my foot in the door as a new nurse. But I spent months trying different sleep routines before finding one that helped me feel rested before work and functional on my days off.