I have been looking for reviews on the BSN program, but so far most of the reviews are on the ADN-BSN programs. I would like to hear from students that either are in the pre-licensure BSN program or finished the program.
-Pro's and cons of your opinion
-How long will or did it take you to finish?
-Do you work or did you work while in the program? And how many hours a week?
-And add anything else you would want to share with me, please :)
If anyone particular is from southern california in the program, how did the clinicals work? Did they find you a hosptial and a mentor or do you find your own?
Does anyone know if they give Lvn credits for the BSN licensure program? I am wondering how it works. Any info would be helpful. And do they still offer the Lvn to RN program?
No credits for LVN and no LVN to BSN program. If you have your LVN, I suggest either finding an LVN to RN or LVN to BSN then if you wish to continue, going on to WGU for the higher level education such as RN to BSN or BSN to MSN.
anyone attending prelicensure nursing program at WGU? If so, is it difficult to get in? What are the chances you can get in the program when you apply?
The coursework is all online and you work at your own pace with the classes.The clinicals are set up with your prcotor. I am not sure about the schedule yet but I think they give it to you well in advance.
Email [email protected] who is an admissions counselor. I know that. You can do the coursework at your own pace online but the clinical are accelerated so that cannot be completed any faster. Grace should be able to answer some questions for you.
karrikon
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Does anyone know if they give Lvn credits for the BSN licensure program? I am wondering how it works. Any info would be helpful. And do they still offer the Lvn to RN program?