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Thanks for your input.

Please help me out...need some opinions. I have some scholar sources needs some educators input.

I need start on this paper please help me out: Copied from previous post Hello, I am working on a research paper regarding online education. Could you please give your opinion. I have interviewed several students that have completed nursing courses online. It appears that most nurses I interveiwed were generally satisfied with their online education. Many of them were benefited and able to advance in their specialty areas. Then there are some that lacked the commitment and discipline required to complete an online program. From my research I have already determined my conclusion, and know what direction I'd like this paper to go in but, I will need more evidence to support it. Please keep in mind...these are a few of my thesis questions: ANYTHING YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE WOULD BE HELPFUL. - How do you feel about online nursing education? Why? -Why did you choose distant learning to continue your education? What were your other options? - Can distant learning provide a quality education? Why do you think so? - How can instructors make learning effective? Examples? -How do students adapt, what changes did you have to make to be successful? -Do you feel you made the right choice? Thank you.

Hello, I am working on a research paper regarding online education. Could you please give your opinion from the educators point of view. I have interviewed several students that have completed nursing courses online. It appears that most nurses I interveiwed were generally satisfied with their online education. Many of them were benefited and able to advance in their specialty areas. Then there are some that lacked the commitment and discipline required to complete an online program. I now need the perspective of an educator. Please keep in mind...my thesis questions are: - How do you feel about online nursing education? - Can distant learning provide a quality education? Why do you think so? - How can instructors make learning effective? (if you have taught online courses) Students please chime in to if you have something to add. Thank you.

Don't count yourself out of an opprotunity......Your LPN experience is actually a considering factor...

I think you will be fine also, the key point is to get RN experience. A co-worker was in your same position, she took an in-house Hospice position where I work and in less than a yr. She secured an ICU position at another Hospital. In my opinion hospice is good place to start, we get so much in our unit, there is such a variety of disease processes to manage, you will learn. I think some hosps. are getting harder on new grads, our med/surg prefers new hires to have at least 1 yr exp as a nurse period (in any area). Although they do take new nurses as well. Congrats and Best Wishes.

Wow...That was really a challenge.......:bowingpur You are right, I think anything worth having is going to take sacrifice, dedication and time management. Thanks for posting.

Hi, Does anyone work full-time and go to school. If so what shift works best for you. I am currently on 12/hr shifts....Midnights and I need to figure out how I will manage my study time. Thanks

How much is the tuition? What did the HESI cover?

Hello, Has anyone heard this school offering a new RN program? I checked the Board of Nursing and it is listed as an approved program for Licensure, but not listed with NLN, probly not accrediated as a new program.

Hello, Does this 93 cr. rule apply to associate programs? or will you be eligible at the BS level. I have attended 3 colleges over 10 yrs...part-time so I have a bunch of credits but still need a few more prereqs for the RN program. I've applied and was accepted to OU for "pre-nursing" I haven't heard finanical aid yet.