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Fasted programs to earn a BSN ?

Hi ! I wanted to know if anyone on here has any experience with regionally and nationally accredited rn-bsn programs that are almost fully online or completely online that are not over a year to earn on a part-time basis.

It's getting a bit difficult in picking a bsn that I want to start in the next few weeks but I am looking at USF, UF, Univ. of Texas in Arlington and Drexel University so if anyone has any input on these programs, please drop a line here !

Would rather hear from current or past students on their thoughts on their BSN programs !

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    Western Governor's University

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    If you're already looking at UTA then check out Texas Tech. They have a pretty fast program. I know several nurses who did it in well under a year, don't know about part-time though.

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    Many people have completed Western Governors' online RN-to-BSN degree program in six months or less. It is asynchronous and competency-based, so students can move through the courses as fast as they wish.

    WGU has institutional regional accreditation and all of their nursing programs are accredited by the CCNE.

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    My neighbor did hers in 9 months through Texas Tech, almost all online- I think you have to go to campus once for orientation and that's it.

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    If everything goes well, I will have spent 9 months at Ohio University assuming I pass everything this semester. However, I doubled up on classes and I had other fluff classes completed at my community college such as the fine arts credits. I only had the nursing classes and the writing class to complete. However, OU limits the people who can apply to 5 states.

    I started March 24 and I will be done in December.

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