Dec 16, 201015 yr Is BSN online actually considered a "real" degree by hospitals? Or do you have to actually go to a university to be considered credible?thanks....
Dec 16, 201015 yr My online degree is from a "real" university. It's the same degree the classroom-based students at that particular state university receive. Yes, it is considered a real degree by my employer, because it *is* a real degree.
Dec 16, 201015 yr Experts A lot depends on the specifics. Is your online school reputable? Is it one that people have heard good things about? Or is it one that few people have heard of -- or, if they have heard of it, it is associated with negative news stories. Do you have an entry-level nursing education (e.g. ADN) from a school with a good reputation? etc.There is no "one size fits all" answers to your question.
Dec 16, 201015 yr Experts Employers are interested in your RN work experience as well as your unencumbered RN license. In most cases prospective employers are not concerned with your education.
Is BSN online actually considered a "real" degree by hospitals? Or do you have to actually go to a university to be considered credible?
thanks....