Least expensive online MSN in education program

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thank to this site I was referred to Univ of Wyoming as an inexpensive option for those wishing to obtain aonline BSN. Now I have a colleague who wants an inexpensive MSN online program that is relatively easy to enroll in (no GREs) Any recommendations are greatly appreciated. She is not interested in a Walden, Kaplan or Excelsior type of program. Must be an accredited college. TY

Specializes in Educator, OB, Critical Care.

Just curious,

I am in the practicum part of my MSN in education ; and am attending Walden. I too looked at less expensive schools, but in the end chose Walden. For the cost, they ship all of your books, class DVD, and everything you need for each class. The faculty at Walden are always easy to reach, and they always answer your questions. For me, Walden was the best choice. Sometimes, like many things, you do get what you pay for. Has she talked with anyone from Walden? I am sure they would answer all of her questions.

Debra

Specializes in Perinatal, Education.

I just graduated from Cal State Dominguez Hills. I think the out of state tuition is about $225 a unit. I live in California and it is cheaper for residents. I found it to be a good program and I was able to find work after graduating as it has a decent reputation for nursing education. The program requires you to do a lot on your own (find clinical spots, etc.), but I don't think that is wrong for a graduate level program. For a large public university, they are very student friendly and I was always able to get my questions answered by a real person on the phone. It is worth checking out.

Congrats on your graduation and thanks for the tip! Phoeb:yeah:e

Specializes in OB, MS, Education, Hospice.
Hi

thank to this site I was referred to Univ of Wyoming as an inexpensive option for those wishing to obtain aonline BSN. Now I have a colleague who wants an inexpensive MSN online program that is relatively easy to enroll in (no GREs) Any recommendations are greatly appreciated. She is not interested in a Walden, Kaplan or Excelsior type of program. Must be an accredited college. TY

Why not refer her to Wyoming? A GRE is required--but the score needed is very do-able. I had a great experience there and the price is right.

Specializes in ER, Teaching, HH, CM, QC, OB, LTC.

Look into Liberty Univ. @ Liberty.edu

I'm just completing my clinicals. It has been very do-able. No GRE required. They have CNS and MSEd tracks.

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Thanks for all the great responses. I will share this info with my friend!

Hi

thank to this site I was referred to Univ of Wyoming as an inexpensive option for those wishing to obtain aonline BSN. Now I have a colleague who wants an inexpensive MSN online program that is relatively easy to enroll in (no GREs) Any recommendations are greatly appreciated. She is not interested in a Walden, Kaplan or Excelsior type of program. Must be an accredited college. TY

Walden University IS an accredited college.

Specializes in ER, OR, Medical Aesthetics.
Just curious,

I am in the practicum part of my MSN in education ; and am attending Walden. I too looked at less expensive schools, but in the end chose Walden. For the cost, they ship all of your books, class DVD, and everything you need for each class. The faculty at Walden are always easy to reach, and they always answer your questions. For me, Walden was the best choice. Sometimes, like many things, you do get what you pay for. Has she talked with anyone from Walden? I am sure they would answer all of her questions.

Debra

Debra, any chance Walden does an MSN/FNP course? It's so hard to transfer credits to get into an FNP course if they don't provide it themselves. How long has it taken you to do the course?

thanks!

Specializes in burn ICU, SICU, ER, Trauma Rapid Response.

The cheapest online program I have seen is Ft. Hayes State.

Cal State - Dominguez Hills now charges $372/unit for their MSN online program.

Specializes in ICU.

The University of Southern Indiana is all online and less than $300 cr/hr.

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