Oct 26, 201411 yr Hi, I'm wondering if anyone is in the same boat or has some direction they can give me.I have a BA in Biology and a ADN RN. I'm looking for programs that can bridge that gap to a MSN NP degree. More specifically... My BA has a GPA under 3.0 but my ADN is above 3.5. Online would be preferred.Any ideas? Direction?Thanks!!!
Oct 26, 201411 yr BA is not a substitute for a BSN- even if you are an RN. I think earning a BSN is your first step. WGU is completely online, affordable ,accredited AND if you are bringing in another degree (I also had a BA) you could be done in 6-9 months. Many, many WGU grads have gone on to NP school
Oct 26, 201411 yr There are a few programs that will consider your BA/BS degree, typically they will expect you to make up the difference, specific courses in addition to the other BSN-MSN courses. At least there were several years ago when I was researching the best path for me.WGU is another option as was mentioned above, or any RN-BSN program, again depending on what credits they will take from your previous degrees. You might also reach out to programs that have RN-MSN to see if they would give you credit for courses you have already completed in your BA degree.
Hi, I'm wondering if anyone is in the same boat or has some direction they can give me.
I have a BA in Biology and a ADN RN. I'm looking for programs that can bridge that gap to a MSN NP degree.
More specifically... My BA has a GPA under 3.0 but my ADN is above 3.5. Online would be preferred.
Any ideas? Direction?
Thanks!!!