Getting into NP program with Nationally Accredited BSN
Hi All,
In the long term I want to become a Nurse Practitioner.
I'm planning on getting into a school which is near where I live. This Nursing program at this school is accredited by CCNE but the school is only nationally accredited by ACICS.
The concern I have is that this school is not regionally accredited (Regional accreditation - Wikipedia) so I'm wondering if I'll be able to get into an NP program with a BSN from this school?
In other words, do most schools with NP programs accept BSN applicants which have earned their degree from nationally accredited schools? If so, do applicants with degrees from regionally accredited schools have a higher chance of being accepted into the NP program?
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Hi All,
In the long term I want to become a Nurse Practitioner.
I'm planning on getting into a school which is near where I live. This Nursing program at this school is accredited by CCNE but the school is only nationally accredited by ACICS.
The concern I have is that this school is not regionally accredited (Regional accreditation - Wikipedia) so I'm wondering if I'll be able to get into an NP program with a BSN from this school?
In other words, do most schools with NP programs accept BSN applicants which have earned their degree from nationally accredited schools? If so, do applicants with degrees from regionally accredited schools have a higher chance of being accepted into the NP program?