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noormsrn

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  1. It wasn't bad. I will say that I am highly motivated to get it done in 2 semesters. The modules and readings go pretty quickly and then there are usually 4 assignments per class. I did about 2 assignments per week. I work 20 hours a week and have 3 young kids. I was able to complete 5 classes within the semester (finished a couple weeks early). You can usually pick what format you want to do your assignment in, occasionally there will be one that has to be a powerpoint or have a voice thread. If you do a powerpoint, you still have to submit a script for the presentation with your sources (which I found to be essentially writing a paper). I have only done one of the practical experience classes so far, and I just had to have a mentor with a BSN that I discussed my project with throughout the course.
  2. Thank you for your response. I was able to find a FB group with people who have done the program recently/ are currently enrolled. It was just hard to find any discussion regarding this program. Everything ended up being about Capella or WGU. Best wishes to you as well!
  3. Did you end up starting the SIMpath program through Post/ American Sentinel? I'm looking into this option and also haven't found any recent reviews. How much of the program is writing papers? The information I've found online makes it seem like it's not all papers but a combo of powerpoint, online modules, video presentation, papers, etc. It sounds too good to be true! Also, approximately how long did it take you to do a class? TIA

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