Continuing ED
Jphil
I graduated two years age with my BSN and waited 3 months and started my MSN. However, it depends on your age and also whether you need to give yourself a break. It stressful enough starting in a new profession and adjusting to that much less starting back to school in your new job. Take a break and take some time for yourself. I did go immediately into my master because I was 50 when I graduated with my BSN and wanted to keep going to get my MSN. Its been hard and I will finish in May of this year. But my mind is running on fumes. I definitely need some renewal time. So take some time and renew and then if you want to continue your education you will be starting on a full tank of energy.
David

Thanks David for your input. I too am an older student soon to be graduate RN. I am 45 so I feel the pressure of needing to get where I want to be in a relatively short time. I completely relate to the feeling of "running on fumes" and I don't want to take on something that I might not be able to finish or not do as well as I would have liked. I just know where I want to be Its just figuring out how to get there.