10 Pros and Cons of Getting your Master's in Nursing Degree

[@ketsiadalce472]

For MSN which concertration would you recommend...education or administration and leadership?

[@mrbriceno3949]

This makes me not want to be an NP lol sounds really tough. Even though it takes a lot of money and time. I think it’s worth it 🎉

[@joseperez2003]

Great video! Do you know if employers can pay for a Master's degree? I'm currently a pre-nursing student trying to get into my community college ADN program.

[@NurseMoneyTalk]

Hey Jose, so some employers will. It depends on the employer. It might also depend on what master's degree you're getting. For example, you might have an employer that will pay for a master's degree (MSN) for acute care NP but not for anything else. Just as an example. That said, make sure you pay attention to any requirements that may come with the money, such as a work commitment. What happens if it has a work commitment component and you don't keep your end of the bargain?

[@ad6415]

Many do. I’m in New York and hospital do pay for continuing education.

[@ladygadventures4144]

My school offers rn to msn program, should i get that instead of doing rn to bsn to msn? I’am working at bedside right now and i wanted to go to air force nurse after getting my experience and they required bsn but master is also better down the line for my career. So now im thinking what should i take?

[@bronxtale1013]

I went to WGU RN to MSN. Way cheaper with the same result. If you are determined you can achieve your masters in one year.

[@aderonkeoyewole674]

So did your employer acknowledge it?, was tour salary increased?@bronxtale1013

[@samuelstanley785]

What are the requirements to get into masters in nursing

[@NurseMoneyTalk]

Glad you found it helpful.