Updated: Mar 11 Published Sep 20, 2013
tater.jake
136 Posts
I haven't begun to investigate, but the enrollment counselor says about 1/2 of the programs won't take WGU credits.
HouTx, BSN, MSN, EdD
9,051 Posts
Is it due to lack of a GPA?
most likely, but I guess it depends on the specific school in question.
meanmaryjean, DNP, RN
7,899 Posts
A cyber-friend was just accepted to Gonzaga's FNP program with a WGU BSN. I think you will be seeing more and more 'barriers' to wgu's degrees fall away- esp. with the President's recent remarks regarding the school.
I'm in process of enrolling in a DNP program with a WGU BSN and MSN.
RixMix
37 Posts
I'd rather lose half of my options than lose 99% of my options if that GPA were to drop below 3.0 at a traditional school!
PatMac10,RN, RN
1 Article; 1,164 Posts
Lol! Praise! You can't beat the price of WGU especially since you get quality and affordability in one. It costs a little less for me to attend WGU than it would my local Universities RN to BSN program.
Murse901, MSN, RN
731 Posts
I've read a ton of posts about people who have been accepted to various FNP programs with their WGU BSN.
I haven't read a single post about someone being refused entry due to their WGU BSN.
Typically, people are more prone to talk about their negative experiences more often than their positive experiences. I'd be curious to know where this person got their 50% figure from. I suspect that it's a misunderstanding. If the enrollment counselor said this, they probably meant in regards to transferring credits out to other BSN programs.