I am 49 years old and just graduated from University of Phoenix with a BSN. I went back to school a little less than two years ago. I am so glad that I went back. I am so much more knowledgeable that I was with just my ADN. So much of this is skipped over in ADN school or touched on lightly. I attended online and went fulltime. In this program you take one class at a time. Most of the classes last for 5 or 6 weeks. You can even do your prereqs through them. All textbooks are electronic reading which means you can read them online. You ma purchase them if you like. Some of the books I purchased. They are very friendly and the advisors are very helpful and very interested in you and your learning. In fact, when you need that peptalk and maybe a little push they are there if you call on them. You have three advisors: student advisor, enrollment advisor, and financial advisor, and towards the end and, alumni advisor. They are all there to see that you graduate and help you in any way. I have recently enrolled at Georgetown University for their full time MSN FNP program. Although at UOP I was able to work full time and go to school fulltime , I am not sure if I will be able to remain working full time. The master's classes are a little harder than the BSN classes. Good luck to you!