Nurses Career Support
Published Jul 11
Hello nurses! I am looking into RN-BSN programs to further my nursing career. My ultimate goal is getting a Masters or Doctorate (if masters are phased out by then). How should I pick the RN-BSN programs? I know that WGU has pass/fail grading system so I know it won't boost my GPA. But are there other things I should watch out for when I look for RN-BSN programs in order to successfully apply for Masters/Doctorate in the future? Currently, I am looking at Grand Canyon University, University of Texas Arlington, Arizona State University, and Chamberlain.
Checkers08, BSN, MSN, RN
41 Posts
Not exactly the answer you're looking for, but I got my MSN through WGU and got accepted to Ohio State for a doctorate program. I didn't have any issue with the pass/fail grading.
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