Published Oct 10, 2012
SweettartRN
661 Posts
Does anyone know if this is accredited or not?
They do not say on their website if their programs are accredited and I keep getting the run around from the admissions guy I have been working with.
Thanks.
PMFB-RN, RN
5,351 Posts
You can alwasy go to the CCNE and NLNAC web sites and search.
Jeanpeacock
4 Posts
No they are not ccne accredited. I just researched the school because I want to get my fnp degree. South university is accredited and the tuition is reasonable. Hopefully I will begin classes in January there.
Thanks Jeanpeacock.
I couldn't get a straight answer from Kaplan to save my life.
I am looking at South University too.
Thanks!
davidcbarnett
1 Post
Jeanpeacock is incorrect. Kaplan University's program are accredited. On the Kaplan website, it notes:
Accredited Online University: Striving for Excellence in Online Education | Kaplan University
The online Bachelor of Science in Nursing program and the online Master of Science in Nursing program are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
One DuPont Circle, NW, Suite 530
Washington, DC 20036
Tel: 202.887.6791
Their post-MSN certificates are NOT accredited.
I finally received an email from the president's office today.
"The online Bachelor of Science in Nursing program and the online Master of Science in Nursing program are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)."
*** The OP wasn't asking about BSN or MSN.
Kap2013
6 Posts
Yes, you are correct. Kaplan's post-Masters Graduate Certificates are not accredited by the CCNE. If you contact the CCNE they will inform you that they do not accredit certificate programs. They only accredit degree programs. For those nurses looking to pursue a post-Masters NP graduate certificate, rest assured that you will still meet the educational requirements to sit for the ANCC national certification exam as long as your MSN was from a CCNE-accredited school.
You folks should really post this information on your website. It is quite misleading to NOT do so, and could save a lot of work.
We do not specify it that way because we cannot speak for the CCNE or any other organization besides our own.
mtsteelhorse
1,635 Posts
Anyone know if I can take just advanced patho at Kaplan as a non-degree seeking student? I cannot find any information on this. Also,how many weeks = a term? Thanks
Never mind. Found out they don't offer individual courses.