Published Sep 2, 2007
nursen_99
55 Posts
I'm ready to go and get my MSN and I'm having a hard time deciding where to go. I like UNC-CH's programs but they are on campus. I have 2 kids and plan on keeping my job (I work 3 days 1 week and 2 the other). Duke has an online program but it's too expensive and I don't want to get into a contract with them for aid money. ECU is a great mix of being online and affordable.
I'm from out of state so I don't know too much about ECU's rep. Is it a good rep? Those of you who've attended school there, did you feel aptly prepared? I'm also concerned about doing a MSN program online in that though it'll work out best for me logistically, I'm still apprehensive. I have never taken a class online and wonder how well I'd learn. I work pretty well independently but I'm still cautious. Has anyone done their program? I'd love to know your thoughts, whether you did online or in person. Thanks!
momathoner09, BSN, MSN, APRN
251 Posts
Where did you find info about UNCs on campus program? I was looking on their website the other day and all I could find was an online program.
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I don't know exactly what you are looking for but UNC-CH's online program is for RN-BSN. Their MSN programs are on campus.
VickyRN, MSN, DNP, RN
49 Articles; 5,349 Posts
ECU-SON has excellent online MSN concentrations. Very affordable, high quality, caring teachers, great reputation. I know - I obtained my MSN-Nursing Education through their online program. If you'd like any further information, PM me. Best wishes to you :)