Fairy1

Hi, I am about to finish my BSN at WGU in Dec. and am wanting to go straight on for my MSN. I was going to do it at WGU because it would have been a smooth transition but you have to do a research project at your place of employment for the Capstone....

Hi, I am currently in WGU's RN-BSN program and am considering switching to their RN-MSN program. I was wondering if anyone knows if you have to be employed to do the MSN capstone course? The course description says the project should be something 'w...

That's a good point about not all nurses working in settings that would be a good fit for a project lol. My mentor said the advantage of doing the RN-MSN is you don't have to repeat 2 classes that are in the RN-BSN program. However I do only have 3 c...