RN to BSN on the Net

Cindy Johnston · Aug 13, 1998

I am seeking info about available sources to get my BSN or at least credits toward my BSN on the net...

Linda10 · Aug 14, 1998

I would be interested in that also. With schedules, continuing ed, family, home, etc..it is sometimes difficult to travel to take one course at a time. I hope we find something!

Linda10 · Aug 14, 1998

I would be interested in that also. With schedules, continuing ed, family, home, etc..it is sometimes difficult to travel to take one course at a time. I hope we find something!

terry · Aug 14, 1998

I just registered for the TEL-NET nursing BSN option at Plattsburgh, I start this sept. There are a number of "mickey-mouse" courses offered over the NET. Most of the "nursing" classes have to be taken at a co-operating community college (ACC for me). I'm told at least one course a semester is given over the net. Hope this helps.

terry · Aug 14, 1998

I just registered for the TEL-NET nursing BSN option at Plattsburgh, I start this sept. There are a number of "mickey-mouse" courses offered over the NET. Most of the "nursing" classes have to be taken at a co-operating community college (ACC for me). I'm told at least one course a semester is given over the net. Hope this helps.

Cindy Johnston · Aug 14, 1998

Hey, Terry

how does the program you are enrolled in work? can one access it remotely ( I am in western NY) ? There a number of colleges here that may have an alliance with your program...thanks for the info

cindy

Cindy Johnston · Aug 14, 1998

Hey, Terry

how does the program you are enrolled in work? can one access it remotely ( I am in western NY) ? There a number of colleges here that may have an alliance with your program...thanks for the info

cindy

CHUBBY · Aug 15, 1998

There are numerous BSN programs (even a few BSN to MSN programs on the net. Try University of Maryland for starters. Experts predict that by 2000 distance learning will be a 5 billion /yr enterprise- it has to be -if you have family- and you need to stay credentialled or current- it will be the only way to go.

Try doing a search for "distance learning" . If there are prereqs that you need-see if the local community college offers it on-line. It will save you some tuition expense.

Good Luck! Cindy D.

CHUBBY · Aug 15, 1998

There are numerous BSN programs (even a few BSN to MSN programs on the net. Try University of Maryland for starters. Experts predict that by 2000 distance learning will be a 5 billion /yr enterprise- it has to be -if you have family- and you need to stay credentialled or current- it will be the only way to go.

Try doing a search for "distance learning" . If there are prereqs that you need-see if the local community college offers it on-line. It will save you some tuition expense.

Good Luck! Cindy D.

Cindy Johnston · Aug 16, 1998

Thanks for the input, I was getting discouraged and yet figured there had to be a way, and a way that is cost effective...

Cindy Johnston · Aug 16, 1998

Thanks for the input, I was getting discouraged and yet figured there had to be a way, and a way that is cost effective...