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Specializes in Correctional Nursing; MSN student.

Not really sure where to post this since it's not for APRNs. My question is this: I'm interested in American Sentinel University's MSN program but they are not regionally accredited. Does anyone know if this really makes a difference for an MSN?

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Hey [COLOR=#003366]mtsteelhorse

I saw in your previous post that you were going to be attending Drexel's PMHNP program....mind telling me why you didn't? I am currently in the program but wondering about switching specialities. Sorry if this is nosy...I don't know anything about American Sentinel....

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Specializes in Correctional Nursing; MSN student.

I've decided not to pursue NP school. It's just not feeling like the right path for me. I've been accepted to a couple of PMHNP programs and was convinced that was my direction. Drexel, SLU and some others have great reputations...just not my calling. Good luck to you!

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Specializes in EMS, ED, Trauma, CEN, CPEN, TCRN.
Not really sure where to post this since it's not for APRNs. My question is this: I'm interested in American Sentinel University's MSN program but they are not regionally accredited. Does anyone know if this really makes a difference for an MSN?

Thanks for your feedback!

I answered that in the other thread where you asked the same thing: https://allnurses.com/nursing-online-distance/american-sentenial-university-821300.html#post7232439. The bottom line is that regional accreditation is important if you plan to continue your education any further.

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