I was leaning towards Grand Canyon University, but I just chatted with someone who told me she had to write extensive papers almost every week. That seems like too much!
I understand nursing school is hard, I did the LVN-RN step-up program, and eventually want to get my Masters, but the program I'm looking at requires a BSN first.
Any advice is appreciated, I'm looking for as simple and fast as possible. Of course I'd like to have a reasonable cost as well.
Hey heather just wanted to know if you ever found out what is the easiest rn-bsn online program you've found. I suck at papers and really don't have time to put in that much work (sounds horrible) but I have a family and work.
Thanks for the quick response. How long did it take you to finish. I am looking for something I can do part time. And how long are the papers (3 pages 10 pages). Also did you have tests or clinicals?
Tests yes, clinicals no, but there are some " projects" that you have to do like teaching older people on a topic, spending some time with an advanced practice nurse, etc. My papers ranged from 3-25 pages (that is just me though). I went part time and finished in just over 2 years. I'm going back for my MSN this fall.
I am going to Boise State. Had to take statistics and the rest are nursing classes. It will take me 15 months total. Great communication with faculty and inexpensive.
Hi Tasha, I have a quick question for you. Which collage did you do your RN - BSN program? By your description above, it looks like it was a great collage! I want to do my BSN online. Please advice. I did my RN at Keiser University Orlando, they have a RN-BSN online program but its so damn expensive and it's 2 years NONE-STOP. Please talk to me sista!
I am looking for RN to BSN online program that is fast and manageable with full time work. Can you recommend one that is manageable (lesser writing pages. etc)with assignments/projects etc. Thank you so much for your time and reply !!
As someone who graduated from the RN-to-BSN program at Pacific College of Health and Science, I highly recommend it! The program is entirely online, which made it super convenient for me to balance work and study. What really stood out for me was how practical and integrative the curriculum is—focusing not just on traditional nursing but also on holistic care and wellness, which I found incredibly valuable in my practice.
The workload was manageable—yes, there were papers and assignments, but they were purposeful and directly applicable to real-world nursing, not just busywork. Plus, the support from instructors was phenomenal; they really want you to succeed. The cost was reasonable too, especially compared to other BSN programs I looked into.
If you're looking for a flexible, enriching program that's still straightforward and doesn't bury you in unnecessary work, I'd say go for it!
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Hey heather just wanted to know if you ever found out what is the easiest rn-bsn online program you've found. I suck at papers and really don't have time to put in that much work (sounds horrible) but I have a family and work.