Published Jun 18, 2018
trio825
11 Posts
Looking for input on RN-BSN online programs. I'm interested in input anyone would like to share regarding their experiences thanks
mmc51264, BSN, MSN, RN
3,308 Posts
I loved mine! I went to a state university satellite location. they have a great brick and mortar program, but online options too. I did it in 18 months, cost very little. No clinical
Miss.Jersey, MSN, APN
55 Posts
I'm attending WGU RN-BSN. Great price, practical, self paced, with great academic and career support. They will even provide resume and interview assistance to student or alumni. If I decide to get a non NP Masters I will continue with WGU.
llg, PhD, RN
13,469 Posts
Lots of good options out there. Lots of bad options, too. Do your homework before investing.
Figure out what your criteria are. What are you looking for? What is important to you?
1. Academic rigor? Respected by other universities and employers?
2. All the most respected accreditations?
3. Easy?
4. Not much work?
5. Cheap? and/or lots of financial aid available?
6. Presence/absence of a clinical component? vs All coursework with papers and tests?
7. Lots of papers to write vs group projects vs tests?
8. Is it important to you to be able to visit the campus and meet with the faculty face-to-face if you have a problem? (I recommend this as problems sometimes arise.)
9. Having a different part-time instructor for each class that you never have a real conversation with vs. having classes taught by full time faculty that you may have for more than one course.
etc. etc. etc. What are you preferences?