Donatello
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Yes, the tuition is a drawback. I'm considering WGU as well.
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The student advisor i have been talking to said they have run across this before and it can be figured out. It does seem like a really great program. I feel encouraged that you said no one dropped out due to no MSN At work, featherz. Thats what I was worried about...getting through most of the program and them getting stuck. Most of the schools i have spoken to require an MSN preceptor or clinicals outside the workplace.
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Does anyone have any experience with this school? I am going to apply here for the MSN in Executive Management. My enrollment specialist has been very nice, and I think the school seems like a good fit for me. Just wanted to see if anyone had any experience with this school.
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Hello! I am seriously considering WGU for my Masters in Nursing Leadership, however before I take the plunge, I am hoping to get some experiences in the practicum from other students. This is the only thing which I am nervous about. I work in a medical review office, and there are NO MSN educated nurses there. The preceptor has to be an MSN. My enrollment specialist said they can probably find a way to figure it out, but I don't want to commit to the school, get toward the end, and then get stuck. Has anyone had this happen, or something similar? Any advice? Thanks!
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I work in the health insurance field and love it!!
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Thanks, Commuter! WGU is actually one I was looking at, and I talked to an enrollment specialist today. I will definitely check out those other schools as well.
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I just recently got my BSN in Oct. 2014, and I would like to try to find a reasonably priced on-line MSN program I can hopefully start in Sept. 2015 or Jan. 2016. Does anyone have any suggestions? It is very overwhelming trying to decide between all the schools and concentrations available. For reference, I work in nursing medical review, and want to stay in that field. Any concentrations for an MSN that would be applicable to that?