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Online PhD...

I am currently enrolled in an ANP program and will be done in a few semesters. I am very interested in a PhD program, although I have not sully decided on what area of study. I am looking into public health majors, as well as nursing. The ultimate goal is to teach, as I am currently employeed as an adjunct. I am looking for an online PhD program that is from a good school with a good reputation, and low cost. I live near a major state university that offers great programs, but you need a GRE for admission (something I loath doing). My current school is an onsite program that offers a DNS degree, but I feel as though a PhD is more my style. Any suggestions will help!

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    University of Arizona has an on-line PhD in Nursing. It is expensive for out-of-state students but I think it's always worth talking to the program director because PhD students typically have many sources of funding to pay for tuition than master's students.

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    Texas Woman's has an online PhD that is reasonably priced. They do require either the GRE or MAT, but it is my understanding that the MAT is much less rigorous than the GRE (and costs less!), so maybe that is an option.

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    University of Alabama at Birmingham has an online program, and I have been told out of state students get instate tuition for all online classes. Really affordable and nationally ranked. They waive gre for anyone with a masters.

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