Re: I'm looking for top ranked accelerated BSN to NP programs
I'm going to suggest another option. Get your ABSN first. Then work for a medical center associated with a University that will pay your MSN/NP tuition. This may take a year more of calendar time, but will save you tens of thousands of dollars in loans.
For example, I know of many medical centers that will pay up to $15,000 a year in tuition benefits for your MSN as long as you are working fulltime as a RN. In such a way, you work three 12-hour shifts, and go to school 1-2 days a week. A free MSN is nothing to sneeze at.
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