Jennyreed

So here is my concern, my nursing school is regionally accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education(MSCHE). After getting my BSN, I plan on working in acute care for 1-2 years then plan to apply to BSN-DNP CNRA programs. I noticed that as I looked at a few programs, a lot of them mainly mention CCNE accreditation requirements, so I am wondering if this is going to be an issue in the future for me?

I know PA college of health sciences is more expensive. However, I am wondering if it's a good school? The reviews that are available pretty much say avoid the associates degree and get the BSN, which is what I plan on doing. I'm just wondering if anyone went here and could tell me if they liked it, and what they're experience was like in this school.

Hi, I start the program in the fall of 2021. The school is expensive, so I would recommend taking prerequisites at a local community college if you haven't already. Other than that the reviews that I've read is that their associates program is disorganized, but their BSN program is good which is the program I am going into. You can call the school to ask questions, it's what I did and they are happy to answer. There aren't many reviews available, but since the negative ones recommend the BSN I think it's safe to say their associates need work, but I could be wrong about that and it's just students who failed the program.

I took A&P 1 in Summer session 1 and recieved a C+, and have just finished A&P 2 in Summer session 2 with an A. Should I retake the first class? will this hurt my chances at applying to nursing programs?