Anyone have news of U of M RN-BSN-MSN revamp?

I am doing UM-Flint's RN-BSN program. It was really easy to get in, you can start every semester, and the program is completely online. I was planning on also doing the MSN program but they are currently revamping that into the DNP so I don't know what I am going to end up doing. I only have 2 classes left for the BSN completion. I have liked the program and they are easy to work with.

After you complete NUR 300 (Transition to Professional Nursing) they award you 34 NUR credits for your ADN classes so that takes care of a big chunk of that 45 credits required at UM-Flint.

You do not need micro, biochem or stats. There are actually no prereqs you have to take before you apply: you just need your RN license, a 2.75 gpa, a evaluation from your current supervisor or nursing faculty, and a background check to apply. These are the classes that they consider "pre-reqs" but many of them can be taken along with the actual BSN completion classes:
ENG 112 Critical Writing and Reading (3) Prerequisite to Semester 1
NUR 308 Research in Nursing (3) Pre or co requisite to Semester 1
NUR 202 Health Assessment (3) Pre or co requisite to Semester 1
NSC 168 Introduction to Bioethics (3) Pre or co requisite to Semester 2
PSY 313 Developmental Psychology (3) Pre or co requisite to Semester 2
NSC 207 Pathophysiology (3) Prerequisite to Semester 3
NSC 209 Nutrition (3) Prerequisite to Semester 3
NSC 233 Pharmacology (3) Prerequisite to Semester 3

These are the actual BSN classes: (plus you have to take 4 credits of nursing electives)
Sem. 1 NUR 300 (3) Transition to Professional Nursing Practice
Sem. 2 NUR 255 (2) Gerontological Nursing
NUR 369 (3) Transcultural Care
Sem. 3 NUR 410 (6) Community Health Nursing
NUR 407 (2) Nursing Issues and Trends
Sem. 4 NUR 430 (5) Leadership and Management in Nursing
NUR 421 (2) Synthesis of Knowledge for Professional Nursing

I only had a couple of the pre-reqs that I didn't have already finished, I just had to take health assessment (there is an option of testing out of this that they give you info about), research nursing, and pathophysiology. So I will be finishing in the 4 semester timeline they give plus I took classes this summer. I started in Fall 2008 so it will be about 2 years of just taking 2-3 classes at a time.