RN to BSN online

That's not entirely true.
Although I agree that some expensive private online programs like UofP and others may be somewhat less competitive, my managers husband was rejected from Univ. of TX RN to BSN program because of his "C" grades in ADN school.

Right now he's sitting in community college repeating courses trying to bring up his GPA to apply again in the fall.

I know others who didn't make the cut either.

If he were willing to pay outrageous tuition, he might have been accepted at a private school.

That's not entirely true.
Although I agree that some expensive private online programs like UofP and others may be somewhat less competitive, my managers husband was rejected from Univ. of TX RN to BSN program because of his "C" grades in ADN school.

Right now he's sitting in community college repeating courses trying to bring up his GPA to apply again in the fall.

I know others who didn't make the cut either.

If he were willing to pay outrageous tuition, he might have been accepted at a private school.

Good luck to your husband.

Actually, it was my manager's husband, but thanks nonetheless.
My partner (as he can't be my husband for legal reasons in Texas) is a CNA and has since decided not to pursue a nursing degree.

I can't decide whether I'm disappointed or thrilled about it.

That's not entirely true.
Although I agree that some expensive private online programs like UofP and others may be somewhat less competitive, my managers husband was rejected from Univ. of TX RN to BSN program because of his "C" grades in ADN school.

Right now he's sitting in community college repeating courses trying to bring up his GPA to apply again in the fall.

I know others who didn't make the cut either.

If he were willing to pay outrageous tuition, he might have been accepted at a private school.

Maybe it's just me, but I don't understand why he's repeating the courses just to get into U of Texas. There are just too many other schools to choose from. That will be time consuming and expensive.