While the “BSN-in-10” movement tries to get more nurses with bachelor’s degrees into hospitals, Linda Aiken, Ph.D. believes this isn’t enough. “BSN-in-10 doesn’t resolve the challenges of two-thirds of all nurses going back to school,” says Aiken, Director of the Center for Health Outcomes and Policy Research at the University of Pennsylvania. A better alternative, says Aiken, is to get every entry-level nurse holding a BSN.