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Hello Garcia. Capella offers a good program where you can earn your degree in 12 weeks (one billing cycle). I don't know how I can reach out to you, but I have a lot to share including but not limited to the best instructors for each course.

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PAY ATTENTION TO THE ORIENTATION. Also call your enrollment counselor & ask for the link for the course room tour. Knowing how to navigate the site will save you a lot of time and aggravation. Please read the instructions and watch the videos for each assignment. Don't just jump into the assignments. I can always tell who didn't reading the instructions or watched the instructions from the instructors by the questions they ask. Make sure you print out the rubrics. Address everything in the categories under distinguished and make sure you followed ALL of the instructions! Try to complete a class every 10 days! Make a schedule and stick to it! Procrastination is the enemy of this program and will kill your drive & dreams! Understand the competency map for yourself! Don't ask people in the group because most don't understand it and they give misinformation. Utilize the chat bot Ella or the search option in course room for questions. Search the group about an instructor before you sign up with them. Always address the instructors by Dr. & spell their names correctly.One student called the doctor by their first name & didn't see why this was a problem. Pick five days to do your assignments and everyday do something Capella. This is a self paced program but after 12 days the system will drop you if you had no engagement. ( know what engagement is) When you get to 4900 (capstone) search BSN capstone in the search option in course room. There was a a hand book and power point presentation explaining that's course. Also, watch the videos from the instructors and read the instructions. People mainly struggle because they don't read the assignments carefully. OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION I just want to clarify some information that many people get confused: Please stop sharing misleading and misinformation. People are spending unnecessary time redoing assessments that they don't have to. Thus holding up classes that others can get into. MSN programs look at your OVERALL GPA! Not an assessment or one part of your assessment. Capella' s MSN requires a 2.8 Other programs vary The key is your COMPETENCY MAP! So yes, you can have "many basics in BSN (not all basics) and still get into an MSN program. As long as your OVERALL GPA is 2.8 and higher. In the MSN program your competency map must be green! You can still have a basic in a part of your grade as long as your map is green.

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To begin with, I would like to tell those who gave the school five stars and who believe that those who gave it four or three stars aren't trying hard enough that they're mistaken. I have earned two two-year degrees. I was the valedictorian both times I graduated. I've been a registered nurse for many years, but I've always wanted to return to school and earn a bachelor's degree. Since I am a busy working professional, I determined that the flex path program at Capella was my best option. I should have left after the first week, when it was evident that nothing of value was being taught. This was not due to a lack of effort or intelligence on my part, as I achieved a 99th percentile ranking in the first class. The second class I attended was identical to the first. You don't know where to go or what they want, and they provide no hints. I sent an email to my professor requesting advice on how to approach the first assignment. A straightforward inquiry was completely disregarded. When I did not comprehend the instructions for the second assignment, I did not send another email. Having submitted my application, I hoped for the best. I received 98 and 80 on these two papers. The assignment comments were at best ambiguous and offered no direction on how to improve the work. As I reach out to my advisor for assistance with assignment three, he informs me that "this program is for people who already possess the knowledge and simply need to demonstrate it." This institution is in no way conducive to learning. I plan to complete this course, but I will not be returning for the following semester. I plan to transfer to a school where I can actually acquire knowledge. This was an expensive education. Have you heard of this flexpath program? Let me know how you find it. Thank you!

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I came across this today. I feel like it depends with the work you will be doing.