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BSN program in MD??

Hello guys. I'm thinking of getting my BSN and just wondering what schools in MD or ONLINE I can get this at. Also, I would prefer the school with low tuition as I already have nearly 30K in student loans.

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    Actually, I'm not a RN, but looking into BSN. Are there any BSN both online and classroom that's affordable that I can do in MD??

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    If you go to the MD BON website, you should be able to find a list of programs that are approved. From there, you can do research to see what is offered in your area. You will not find a 100% online pre-licensure program.

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    Your state board of nursing website will have a list of approved BSN programs with campuses in Maryland.

    As far as online LPN-to-BSN programs are concerned, Indiana State University's program is the most popular and advertised.

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    Yes, I just went there. Thanks a bunch. I was hoping Excelcer would be there also, but it wasn't.

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    Thanks a bunch. I've looked into it and I've found Indiana State to be the only LPN-BSN online program

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    I also found that WGU has an online BSN program, but only in certain states. I wonder is I say I live in one of those states, they'll let me apply for their BSN program.Hmmmm.......

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    I don't know why people don't just come out and say it: University of Maryland at Baltimore has a School of Nursing with a BSN program. It's traditional far as I know, but you can do a CNL program if you already have a bachelors elsewhere. It's probably a good value if you're a resident of MD.

    The other one is JHU Hopkins School of Nursing; they have a direct entry MSN program if you already have another bachelors. Tuition is $$$, but if you can get a scholarship that might help.

    Those are the most reputable programs I know; there's also GWU in DC and Georgetown, but those are $$$. Hope this helps.

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    Thank u so much. I forgot about those schools

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    I also found that WGU has an online BSN program, but only in certain states. I wonder is I say I live in one of those states, they'll let me apply for their BSN program.Hmmmm.......

    You do NOT have to live in those states BUT you have to travel to them for clinical intensives 4 times/ year for two weeks at a time.

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    Hi! Frostburg has an online BSN program, that I am sure of. Some community colleges have transfer programs in place. I believe that some of the classes that are required for the BSN but not for the RN can be completed at the community college for less $$ The transferred..

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