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The length of papers average about 10-12 pages. The intro classes require the most work especially if you've been out of school a while. If you have recently completed a BSN program you should do fine. I would say that I spent an average 20 hrs a week usually on the assignment unless it was a research paper which required way more time. Most of that time of work can be completed over the weekend. I had been away from school a very long time so I had to learn APA writing style, and evidence based practice. This is a good program and I know you will do well. Good luck!!

Sacred Heart University has a very good online MSN program which I found very manageable working fulltime. The beginning of the program is the most challengeing but mainly because of the Evidence Based Practice work and research which was all new to me. However , I was still able to complete it with minimal stress and working fulltime with two kids. I've been a nurse about 20yrs. Once you get past the foundation courses the core courses are pretty manageable. I am pursuing a MSN in Patient Care Services ( Nursing Administration). There program is a little costly aroung 20,000 but very easy to understand very organized online platform. I Plan to add a post grad Nursing education certificate to my MSN also. Hope this helps.

Sacred Heart University of Fairfield, CT has a ADN None BSN Bachelors online MSN program in Education, CNL or Administration. I think they also offer a NP program> FYI for those of you ADN Bachelor types.