on line nursing degree question

Love-A-Nurse · Sep 1, 2002

and welcome. you can do a search for online or call schools who offer these programs. all the best to you.

christianRN · Sep 1, 2002

I am enrolled in an RN-MSN program that is entirely distance education. From what I understand, I will plan my own clinicals and get them approved. Just started working on my gen ed classes, so can't tell you if it's any good yet. :) I would say, check your colleges and univs throughout the state (since many are going to distance ed) and see if they have what you want. Also, if your goal is to be a NP, see if they have RN-MSN. You might be able to save lots to credits hours (time and money!) Best wishes in whatever you decide to do!! :)

globalRN · Sep 1, 2002

Athabasca University in Alberta has a distance program to be a NP; University of Calgary has one too

these programs would not be recognized by ANCC or AANP but is recognized in Alberta.

renerian, BSN, RN · Sep 1, 2002

I am doing distance ed for my masters in science with a major in nutrition. Thought the nursing would be boring. I am going to go on for PHD if I can afford it. Right now there are five of the seven people in my family in college so money is very tight. If you want to know more about my program let me know.

renerian

Mkue · Sep 2, 2002

hello and welcome !!

in my area we can go to collegenetwork.com and you can find all kinds of colleges online!

good luck !! :nurse:

sunnygirl272 · Sep 2, 2002

originally posted by mkue
hello and welcome !!

in my area we can go to collegenetwork.com and you can find all kinds of colleges online!

good luck !!

ummm..marie...was that supposed to be a joke? i went to collegenetwork.com and got crosslinked to http://whitehouse.com, which btw is a Media site....

melinda

Mkue · Sep 3, 2002

No, sorry, it's not a joke, but that did happen to me just now too, try college network wthout the com.

It is a really good site, I wouldn't purposely send you to those nasty things.. let me know what happens!! :eek:

round2 · Sep 4, 2007

Have you looked at the traditional schools that offer online degrees? I have heard good things about Drexel University, which is out of Philadelphia. I believe they have BSN, MSN, and NP options. Hope that helps :)