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Nortonplus that is great! I am finishing up stats, going to take the PA tomorrow and hopefully schedule to take the exam this week at a testing center. I want to move onto growth and development because I hear the study guide is a beast and I did not pass the PA :).

Okay good to know. I tried signing up for the cohort but it didn't work. I need to go back through and see what happened. I love the master video set. It is so helpful!!!!

This may be a silly question but can you get emailed the videos faster than the 3 week cohorts?

I have been. They are awesome! I'm going though each module then watching the videos. Lastly doing the extra worksheets.

Orientation isn't bad. I enjoyed it... So many resources for us as students! I love it!

Thanks Jm0136!! I'm starting on it tonight :). It's been a while since I took stats and I need a major refresher!

Thank you for the tips! I'm starting April 1st and it's been a while since I took stats 😁

Thanks for the video info... I will check it out also. I want to get a head start on things :).

Jm0136 what video dos you find and where? I would love to get a head start on studying for stats. Thanks!

Centercourt2015 are you able to pm me your mentor that you like so much? I really want to have a great mentor! :)

I'm starting also on April 1st with 34 credits to complete in the rn-bsn program. I'm very excited to get this journey started :). I hope to complete it in around 6 months... But I'm in California and from what I hear the community health class is a little different. Good luck everyone!!

I hope I can get a great mentor also! I know it will make all the difference. My enrollment counselor had said that my mentor and myself don't "gel" or see eye to eye on things to request a new mentor. He said WGU is there to support us :). I'm so excited to start this journey!

Hi Klone, I'm starting the rn-bsn program on April 1st and I'm so excited. I would love to have the name of your mentor that you enjoyed so much but am unable to pm you. Thanks!!!

Thank you so much for your feedback. I'm leaning towards WGU with all the wonderful things I have heard. I have two questions. I live in California and I know the community health requirements are a little different. Am I able to start logging hours after I complete the first community health class? Second question... I've been reading that several people are getting push back from their mentors with trying to accelerate their program. Did you experience this? Thanks again for your time and help!

Hi All, I wanted some advice on RN-BSN programs. I have applied to Ohio University, University of Louisiana Lafayette and Western Governors University. I have my ADN and a science bachelors degree from a university. I'm a mommy with little ones and I work per diem a couple times a month. Does anyone have recent experience with these schools and would you recommend them? Thanks so much for your time!