career boost: would a bachelors in human resources help?

If a RN (adn) can't go to bsn, but does have an opportunity to get a bach. in human resources/accounting, would that be good to have when looking to climb the ladder? I heard a bsn alone doesnt help much anyway. how about it, should I add bach. in human resources and accounting?

thanks.

(I already have the accounting part and I can add a few classes in H.R. to have the human resources major as well)
Probably not. Having past work experience in human resources might be a plus for getting hired. A number of hospitals in my state will only hire BSNs, they likely won't look at any other bachelors degree.
NorthMiss, I don't agree with whoever told you that a BSN alone won't be of much help in your career. Many hospitals currently prefer to hire new grads with BSNs. A BSN is necessary for public health certification and is highly desired, if not mandatory, for management in many facilities. Also, a BSN is the best preparation for a master's in nursing (although it is possible to get into a program with an ADN with or without a bachelor's in another field). I'm going to move this to the career advice forum so you can get more responses than you might here on the student form.
A hospital needs a certain percentage of BSN nurses to get "magnet status" so a BSN is ALWAYS going to help. I don't think a bachelors in HR will though, sorry.
If you want to work in HR, get the degree.If you want to advance in nursing, go BSN.Plenty of distance learning, online programs out there.
Quote from MrChicagoRNIf you want to work in HR, get the degree.If you want to advance in nursing, go BSN.
My non-nursing bachelors degree has never helped me in nursing and it has never helped me in non-nursing employment. The only thing it has ever helped were the schools to which I paid tuition. I do not understand what you mean about not being able to get a BSN. If you are that far toward a HR degree, finish it, but consider getting a BSN if you want to advance your nursing career. JMHO