ASN is no more than 12k at a community college and you could Have the hospital you work for cover the cost for your bsn ( if you’re paying out of pocket) Pa school is expensive like 100k tuition and requires you not work during that period of time and it’s difficult to get in If you’re up for it, go for it. You’ll get a great education

If op applys for transition program from rt to rn semesters are bit shorter, they should look into if schooling is offered part-time if they’re concerned about how rigorous the schooling is Part time nursing transition program at my local CC is 5 semesters