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I have a choice between pursuing a combination of degrees. My first choice is to have a combination of an Associate of Arts, a Bachelor of Health Administration, and an RN degree that bridges on to the Health Administration degree.
My second choice is to have an Associate of Arts and a Nursing degree that are bridged together to form a Bachelor of General Studies with 2 majors: Nursing and Biology.
Which is the more prudent choice? The first choice is the more attractive option and comes with greater opportunities but it will likely take a year longer to matriculate to medical school due to the time it takes to finish the prerequisite courses. It will take only half a year longer to complete but I would be forced to apply a year later due to the nature of the application process.
My second choice is to have an Associate of Arts and a Nursing degree that are bridged together to form a Bachelor of General Studies with 2 majors: Nursing and Biology.
Which is the more prudent choice? The first choice is the more attractive option and comes with greater opportunities but it will likely take a year longer to matriculate to medical school due to the time it takes to finish the prerequisite courses. It will take only half a year longer to complete but I would be forced to apply a year later due to the nature of the application process.