Is Online Nursing 2nd Class to Traditional Nursing School?

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I would like to know if anyone has testimonials in regards to how Director of Nurses/Human Resource rate online nursing? Is it 2nd class to traditional nursing school?

I am interested in the University of Indiana's online nursing program.

Is it hard to get in?

I am challenging for my LPN; how long do I have to be an LPN to get started with University of Indiana's online program?

Is Maryland a state which accepts online? I have heard otherwise and is this information the most recent information in regards to the states which accept this?

Any negativeness in regards to online nursing that you have experienced?

I have failed nursing school in my last semester. I need a walk through.

[SuesquatchRN, BSN, RN]

I have had no negative, and many positive, responses to my being an on-line student. I DO live in a rural area and on-line eduction is the norm for those continuing their studies as it is the only option.

[caliotter3]

To be quite frank, I've only been asked to produce my license. Very little has ever been said about my education or how I acquired it. Online courses lead to the same licensure as traditional programs. It is the license they care about. The undergraduate program you attend would only be a matter of interest should you be competing for graduate level programs or fellowships or other areas in academia. If all you are going for at the present is a job as a staff nurse, your license is what counts, not how you went about getting it.