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Nursing School Accreditation || RegisteredNursing.org This link was very helpful to me.

It is accredited by the CCNE which is a national accrediting agency. I reviewed a handful and a bunch of the online RN to BSN programs are accreited only by the CCNE and not a regional agency which is giving me a bit more confidence. I am not sure if you know anything further but thanks for the response.

Thank you! I am doing more research and thats what it appears. I just asked a friend who worked in HR at a magnet hospital and seeing what she says. Thanks again

Hi! I am looking to start my RN to BSN at Aspen University. They appear to only be nationally accredited and not regionally. If I choose to complete their online RN to BSN program, I am concerned that because they are not regionally accredited, I will have as difficult a time getting a job as if I only had my diploma in nursing. Can any one assist on information regarding difficulty in getting a job following an RN to BSN program that is not regionally accredited. Does it actually make a difference since it is accredited by the CCNE? Thank you, Nick

Thanks for the heads up. My names Nick probably one of the few guys that will be attending. I will be graduating from Temple University this December and starting right up in January. When they went over the pre req check they had points for every class so I think that I have all my pre reqs done. And although I didnt take anthropology I did take a class in the anthropology department so I think that counted. Will I have less classes initially because I have all the pre reqs done? How do the days in class work there? are classes from like 8-4 straight through or what? I'm just not sure what to expect and want to get as much info as I can before actually starting so anything really will help.

iiiRacheliii. I did get accepted and will be starting this January. DO you have any advice or anything helpful? How are the classes and the class load? Pretty much any information would help. THanks hope to hear from you soon.

Hey everyone, I am applying to NEHSON now and I know they work on a point system. I got an 86% on my TEAS test and have 97 points overall. Does anyone know what my chances look like at getting in?