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I am currently looking for an online Nursing program. I've done a search but it either gives me mobility programs or Chamberlain or Excelsior. I realize there is no RN program that is 100% online. Are there any RN programs online that offer the onsite clinicals and labs much like Chamerlain and Excelsior? Any information is appreciated. Thanks
thanks diva for replying! If you can, I have a few more questions....
What kind of work does TESC entail? I mean, group projects/powerpoint, or just posting and discussion boards? Papers, tests?
Do you think the courses will help you be a better nurse? I'm asking because from just reading the course descriptions, (and this is obviously only my impression) the courses seem kind of vague and abstract, so I'm eager to hear from someone actually in the school now.
Best of luck to you and thanks for your help!
No clinicals are required and the cost for out of state students for the RN - BSN program is $386.00 per credit. You do have to pay a credential review fee of $300.00 and a $75.00 app fee. Kind of steep but its worth it. I have a non-nursing bachelors as well as a ADN so the only class I have to take are the upper level nursing courses (8)Diva_nurse
I read again lol You have to pay $375 just to find out if your credits transfer?
Ok..the two classes I have taken so far health assessment and statistics for healthcare professionals, consisted of posting to discussion questions, short paper, and for stats power point assignments. The best part is no group projects. As far as will taking these classes make you a better nurse, it depends on what you get out of it and your mentor. The health assessment class was great. The discussion questions highlighted a few areas I wanted to focus on for my practice, and the mentor was great. As for stats, no comment:D
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MiaLyse, APRN
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Oh wow, 8 is great. I don't have a non-nursing bachelors, would there be many prereq's? I think it said stats and I am just finishing that class now and took a history class last semester.