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I'm interested in getting my master's online so I can be an NP............I am only aware of Vanderbilt (but they are expensive). I need one that is reasonably priced and accredited and not soem scam.Has anyone done an online MSN program.......are they legit? Thanks !
I agree, you shouldn't have to apply for that many schools should u, it is scary..
No reason to be scared. I guess some folks approach is different. I wanted to make sure I had several options 10 or more options to choose from. Plus, all the local Texas schools in my town require GRE UTA, TWU, Baylor Dallas.
Plus, I think I need a change. I want something different for a while. Change is good sometimes.
There are TONS of legitimate online MSN and NP programs to be found these days. A search can be done at Peterson's website: http://www.petersons.com/distancelearning/code/search.asp?path=ce.fas.distanceRemember that the school should be regionally accredited and preferably (but not required, I think) NLN accredited. If you're looking for a reasonably priced school with several choices for MSN degrees, have a look at Indiana State University at www.indstate.edu/distance As a fully online student you pay in-state tuition. Now that's a great deal.
As for scams and legitimacy, they certainly exist. Research each school you look at and make certain they are accredited and not a diploma mill. If it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is.
Good luck!
I have been trying to get to the peterson site for comparison. I am looking for an online ENP program that does not cost an arm and leg. I am wondering if ACNP is the way to go.. anyone have have ideas about this one..
and where are the ISU graduates, what are you doing now..
Here are a few more to check out which offer all or part via distance:
Albany State University
Ball State University
California State University--Dominguez Hills
Case Western Reserve University
Duke University
Duquesne University
East Carolina University
Felician College
Frontier Nursing
Florida State University
George Washington University
Graceland College
Hampton University
Indiana State University
Indiana University-Purdue University
Montana State University--Bozeman ??Online component
Northern Arizona University
Northern Kentucky University
Old Dominion University
SUNY--Stony Brook
South Dakota State University
St. Louis University
Thomas Jefferson University
University of Alabama--Birmingham
University of Colorado--Colorado Springs
University of South Florida
University of Texas--Arlington
Western University of Health Sciences
Wheeling Jesuit University
Wright State University
Here are a few more to check out which offer all or part via distance:Albany State University
Ball State University
California State University--Dominguez Hills
Case Western Reserve University
Duke University
Duquesne University
East Carolina University
Felician College
Frontier Nursing
Florida State University
George Washington University
Graceland College
Hampton University
Indiana State University
Indiana University-Purdue University
Montana State University--Bozeman ??Online component
Northern Arizona University
Northern Kentucky University
Old Dominion University
SUNY--Stony Brook
South Dakota State University
St. Louis University
Thomas Jefferson University
University of Alabama--Birmingham
University of Colorado--Colorado Springs
University of South Florida
University of Texas--Arlington
Western University of Health Sciences
Wheeling Jesuit University
Wright State University
I have narrowed my list, but I will check out a few more schools, those who have a ACNP are more restricted than those that go the ER track, and that depends on your interest, right now I work with adults and no children but when I do agency I work in the ER and you see all age groups including children...
CSU-Dominguez Hills is a great place to go! Its very affordable, and MSN students pay in-state tuition.What would you like to know about CSU-Dominguez Hills?
Does CSU Dominguez Hills have online classes for FNP? If yes, are they 100% online classes? What about clinicals? How long does it take for someone who is an RN, but has a Bachelor's in other field other than nursing?
Thanks in advance!
Does CSU Dominguez Hills have online classes for FNP? If yes, are they 100% online classes? What about clinicals? How long does it take for someone who is an RN, but has a Bachelor's in other field other than nursing?Thanks in advance!
CSU Dominguez Hills HAS online FNP courses. The course work is online, however, some of the courses require that a nurse practitioner assess the student's physical assessment skills or other skills as related to the course. You have to ask the FNP program coordinator which courses require an NP's signature.
If you live outside of CA, then you have to find your own clinical site and a NP who is willing to take you as a student in order to complete your supervised clinical hours.
If you cannot find a clinical site, you may want to talk to the program coordinator about this, and whether they have NPs working for CSUDH to take you as a student.
The website says that a student, like yourself, can finish in 3 years, maybe even less depending how much coursework you take each semester.
Here are some links to help you get started.
http://www.csudh.edu/hhs/son/msn/faq.htm
http://www.csudh.edu/hhs/son/msn/pathway.htm
What other questions do you have?
YellowBoneRN
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There 6 schools that are online on my list. A few are like 50% online. Here are the schools:
University South Alabama
Univeristy of South Indiana
Graceland University
Western University
Ball State University
RODP programs out of Tennessee