Graduate Program

[millal]

Have you gone to WGU? If so, after completion was it difficult to find a job with the new degree? How was the degree from there looked upon by potential employers?

[roser13, ASN, RN]

Have you gone to WGU? If so, after completion was it difficult to find a job with the new degree? How was the degree from there looked upon by potential employers?

You might want to change your title as it implies post-baccalaureate study. I don't think that's what you mean to ask.

[millal]

Graduate Nursing Programs is what I am inquiring about. CNN News give great feedback on many schools but only states unrated for this one. Wanting to enhance my education/knowledge and of course not waste my money.

So, have you or anyone you know gone to WGU and if so was it an education that without a doubt enhance your knowledge and prepare you efficiently for the career you studied for?

[dishes, BSN, RN]

There are WGU threads, have you tried using the search tool in the top right hand corner? Also, for a better response to your thread, you could ask the moderators to change the title to include WGU.

[TheCommuter, BSN, RN]

Here's our WGU forum, for future reference: https://allnurses.com/western-governors-university/

I completed WGU's online RN-to-BSN program last year and it has made several nice job opportunities available to me. Since earning the degree, I've gotten a cushy work-from-home job and obtained another position as a part-time clinical instructor.