RN to BSN programs online with very little travel

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Hi, I have checked into some programs that require little travel but their prices are outrageous and they seem hard to find. Has anyone actually gone or are going through an online program that requires little travel? Is it terribly expensive? Please share your experiences. :)

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Specializes in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU.

I did the University of Phoenix online BSN and now MSN programs - no traveling whatsoever. Good luck.

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I second the vote for U of P also.............

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Specializes in Med-Surg.

http://www.onlinenursing.fhchs.edu/

I go to Florida Hospital College of Nursing. It's 100% online. The reason I chose them is no traveling.

It's much less than the cost of UofP. However, compared to the local college here, who RN to BSN requires traveling, it is expensive.

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Hi, I was just wondering after reading that you did u of p for your bsn and now msn could you share the differences in carreer options? Right now I am still working for my RN but I am thinking I may want to go further. What are the differences in career opps etc. Thanks for any response. Bell

I second the vote for U of P also.............
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I am currently a student in the RN-BSN online program at Universtiy of Delaware. They require an oncampus weekend at the begining of your program and also at the end....Other than that no traveling. The price is reasonable also...304/credit hour, if you can enroll as a worksite participant. This requires someone from your hospitals education dept. to be willing to precept some of the exams...I love this program and would do it again in a heartbeat....I am about halfway complete....Good Luck..

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Specializes in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU.

At University of Phoenix you can obtain your BSN in 18 months (provided you double some classes). It is quite busy and you do learn A LOT. Then, for the masters - there are several options: MSN, MSN/MBA, MHA, MBA and a new MSN with an educator's track.

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Specializes in ICU, PICC Nurse, Nursing Supervisor.

This school's tuition rate is something like 220/hr and they have government FA. I have researched every RN- BSN avenue and to me this is the best for the money. A friend of mine pays 1000+ per course at UOP...Good luck to you

http://www.onlinenursing.fhchs.edu/

I go to Florida Hospital College of Nursing. It's 100% online. The reason I chose them is no traveling.

It's much less than the cost of UofP. However, compared to the local college here, who RN to BSN requires traveling, it is expensive.

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