Any recommendation for an easy RN to BSN program?

[didiko]

I am looking for an RN- BSN program where receiving a high GPA is actually doable. I enrolled into one, ULL, and I was just pissed at how harsh they grade the papers. They have quizzes, discussion forums, essays and RP. I spent a lot of time on my papers yet I never get As on them. They don't even grade papers on the thought it's mostly on formatting. Didn't realize I'm an English major also. I use APA creators online for my references but they say they're wrong. Never had problem with those. Anyways I am looking for a school that doesn't grade as harsh as ULL. I can write a research paper and have no issue spending time doing so. I just want my grade to reflect my work.

[didiko]

I don't mean like easy as in grade handed out to you kind of thing. But I am expecting a grade that reflects my work. I've used Purdue and even that they say is wrong. I get points deducted because they said the source I used got the idea or thought from an outdated source. I find it crazy because some things doesn't change such as definitions and, of course, you would have to cite the person who came up with it. I get new Feedback every week, sometimes contradicting the week prior. There was no consistency with the grading which I found very frustrating.

[DeLynn, RN]

Try "Ref Works" for APA bibliography, I loved it! I received a 4.0 with Capella's Flexpath. You have three opportunities to improve your paper's grade. I usually had some APA issues, not content issues. They tell you exactly what they are looking for in content.

[elkpark]

There are plenty of "diploma mill" for-profit schools at which you are basically just buying your degree. Of course, they charge you a pretty penny for that convenience, and your high GPA will be offset in the future by the name of the school from which it came ...