Experiences on RN to BSN program at Ohio University

I graduated 2 years ago from OU. Classes are 5 weeks which can be intense. I took one at a time. If you aren't working it should be doable taking 2 classes at a time. Also the TA's can make or break you. Good luck. I got through just fine but spent a lot of hours on my classes.

I have a question regarding the OU RN to BSN program. Has anyone ever heard of anyone flunking out of the program? Has anyone failed one of their online classes?

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No one that I know of flunked out of the program, but a few had to retake nursing classes. You need at least a B- to pass, I believe.

I accidentally signed up for the regular course offering class and not the rn to bsn online ecampus course offering. It says online their is no tuition appeal and i'll have to pay Athens tuituin.... HELP?? What do i do. I really want to attend this school.

Just so you know, the programs had changed a lot since 2016. It is no longer 'isn't bad'. Many classes had way to much workload for an RN to BSN program. The worst one is the capstone where you will have to secure the clinical site on your own. I have 4.0 in the program so far and haven't been able to register into the capstone class.

Instead of graduation in Fall 2025, I will have to TRY to get enrolled in Spring 2026. WOW! 

If you're considering going to Ohio University RN to BSN program, please know that you are on your own getting the contract between Ohio University and the clinical site finalized. It could take 2-3 months with no contract. Then, you will have to look ON YOUR OWN to secure another clinical site!! Many places do not accept non-employee to do capstone at their sites. To volunteer at a school or clinics, the onboarding process could take up to a month, and then however long it takes to get the contract between Ohio U and the site finialized.

Then, you will miss the whole entire semester, and delay the graduation.

My advice, go somewhere else!