Published Aug 23, 2013
stepbystep12, BSN, DNP
137 Posts
Please tell me what you know about them.
hihopes22
122 Posts
Bump.
I'm interested too! I applied for spring!
RED1984, BSN, RN, EMT-P
370 Posts
Has anyone completed or in process of the online RN-BSN at Marshall University?
Marshall is on my "list" of possible schools and I'd love some insight :)
Thanks!
Anyone!?!? I can't find any reviews regarding this program... Don't know of I should take that as a good or bad sign :/
Please Message me if you feel uncomfortable posting your review/insight here :)
Thanks so much!
mingorn
31 Posts
I am in my last semester of my RN to BSN through Marshall. I really love the school and the program but be warned a lot of the classes are gonna have to be done on site. If you do not have stats, speech, sociology, microbiology with a lab component, chemistry, and a couple of art classes you will have to take those. This program is very rigorous and requires that you do tons of clinicals in your community. I don't know where you but I live local which makes it easier for me to keep in touch with my professors. I say good luck because this is a great program with great professors and it's really reasonably priced.
Thank you!! I live in Texas, so on-site isn't an option for me. It was my understanding it was 100% online. I do already have the courses you listed except chemistry.... I was really hoping Marshall would be "the one" but with the on site requirements I'll cross it off my list unfortunately
All the nursing classes are online but the University limits the amount of credits you can transfer. I would check out Ohio University. They are online and cheaper plus classes are 5 weeks long.
Ohio university doesn't accept Texas residents. They only have 4-5 states that they enroll.
Hey mingorn, what do you mean by tons of clinical? How many hours?
peacelover123
1 Post
I am starting RN to BSN track this fall 2016. How doable is it to take 28 credit hours in 2 semester 13/15 with full time job, single mom and 2 children 2 and 4?