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I was accepted to Capella RN to BSN, I start class on Monday. I am very happy that I do not have to take any courses other than the nursing courses. I am, so far impressed with the enrollment process and I was so impressed that my enrollment couselor called me to tell me I was accepted, she congratulated me and it was very upbeat and really marked the occasion! The business office was awesome as well as my enrollment counselor. I will be going slowly through to maximize my employer tuition assistance.

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Specializes in Nursing & Educational Consulting.

Hi. Congrats on your acceptance to the program. I'm enrolled in the RN-MSN program & will be starting my 4th quarter. I'm glad & can relate to your enrollment experience. I am happy with my learning experience so far & I hope the same to yours. Welcome to Capella University!

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Thanks, so far I love it. My professor is super and always answers my questions right away, and I have a lot of questions!! I just loved that my enrollment couselor and I figured out together how to minimize my out of pocket and use my tuition reimbursment.

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are they regionally accredited?

Doesn't seem so.

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Yes, they are regionally accredited. I was all set to go to Aspen University and my place of work put the brakes on that; my reimbursment app was denied because they are not accredited. So, trust me Capella is accredited, that was my first question.

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North Central is the regional accreditation.

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Specializes in Critical Care, Operating Room.
Hi. Congrats on your acceptance to the program. I'm enrolled in the RN-MSN program & will be starting my 4th quarter. I'm glad & can relate to your enrollment experience. I am happy with my learning experience so far & I hope the same to yours. Welcome to Capella University!

Hi, I hope you don't mind me asking you a couple questions about your experience with Capella [emoji4] I saw your previous posts so thought I'd ask if you have any input.

Are books included with the cost of the program? How did you decide whether you'd pursue the RN to BSN MSN vs the RN to MSN?

Thank you!

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