Sara Ann

Hi @Salmo23,RN! I actually did my RN to BSN online through UTA and loved it, so i decided to continue with them for my MSN. Unfortunately, I am unexpectedly having to move from TX to South Dakota and UTA isnt authorized in SD. So that's why I've been looking into Walden. I'm surprised you havent heard back, they are usually very response. I LOVE UTA and am devastated that I have to change schools. The courses are well structured and consistent in overall structure course to course, the faculty and students are all very engaged. It is very intense but I feel it is an exceptional educational experience.

I am considering the Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner MSN program. And am currently attending the University of Texas at Arlington's Adult Gero Acute Care NP program. Online

I am currently enrolled in the UTA online AGACNP program with UTA. I'm on class number 5, and love it.

Any Maryville or Regis students here living in South Dakota?

Hello all, I am currently enrolled in an MSN NP program but am considering transferring to Walden, as my current program will not allow me to continue in the state I have to unexpectedly move to. Would you all recommend Walden? What made you chose Walden? Thank you for any and all feedback you can provide, I'm really nervous about transferring into the unknown.

Hello fellow nurses, I need your help. I am currently in enrolled in the University of Texas at Arlington's online BSN-MSN program. I am unexpectedly having to move to South Dakota, and unfortunately I will be unable to continue my education with UTA as they are not affiliated or licensed in SD. I have been looking into my options as far as transferring to another school (without losing all my credits) and so far, Walden seems to be my best bet. They state I can complete my coursework and clinical hours in South Dakota, will accept up to 5 transfer credits (I'm currently enrolled in class #5 with UTA), and do offer the specialty I wish to change to Adult Gerontology Primary Care NP, as I will be working in much smaller community than those I have worked in thus far (California, Austin, Houston etc.). However, I have been reading reviews and am terrified to continue to pursue Walden. I will be moving to the capitol of SD, and there will likely NOT be a lot of competition when it comes to NP jobs- in fact I know the VP of nursing in the only hospital in town and am not terribly worried about Walden's employment-related implications, but rather the quality of the education, resources offered by the school etc. I am hoping for either some reassurance or positive experiences, or other suggestions for schools that may meet my needs. I appreciate all of your help and insight. Thank you!