jcarver1112

Thanks for you opinion. I have actually seen several online ASN programs that provide your general education classes and some of the degree oriented classes in an online format allowing you to complete 30-45 cr online then the remainder on campus or in a clinical environment. Being someone who already holds a degree from the University of Cincinnati which I obtained though traditional on campus classes, I can personally vouch that a large portion of most degrees don't need to be done in class. With something like Nursing, there is an obvious need for the in person for the clinical aspect however the general classes that are required by all accredited colleges such as English, composition, math, social sciences, office management, arts, history can easily be done online. In addition to some degree specifics for nursing such as biology, chemistry, medical terminology, and others that done't require physical demonstrations. Here is a link I would recommend for you to take a look at. I'm now a student at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University. This college has what they like to call the five ways to learn. It shows you how students can learn outside of the traditional self study or on campus styles. For what its worth Embry Riddle is regarded as one of the more prestigious aeronautical universities in the country. In my opinion format of the information is less important than the effort you put into your success (less the obvious necessarily required in person training) Five Ways to Learn, Worldwide , Embry-Riddle

Hey all, I'm new to the site and I'm actually not the one this question is for. My gf is wanting to become a nurse and it seems there are a lot of options out there. However she is looking for something rather unique that I can seem to find. She would like to start school in a program to get her BSN that doesn't require you to already be an RN. A second catch, she would like an online school that does the written/general online and the clinical stuff on campus/on-site. Is there anything out there like that?