RN-BSN

I do not know what SNHU is, so I can't compare between the two. I received my BSN at WGU and have no regrets.

sorry Klone. it's Southern New Hampshire university. how was the program at WGU?

It was great. You can go as fast as you want. At the slowest pace, you will probably complete the program in 3 terms (18 months). You need to have a lot of motivation and self-discipline, because it's all at your own pace.

We have a forum here for WGU students (click on "students" on the yellow banner across the top, then possibly "online schools" and it should be a sub-forum in there). You can read all about the school and students' experiences there.

thank you so much Klone

No problem. :)

Klone: do you plan on getting your np? That's my only worry with going to western governors to get my bachelors, due to it being a pass/fail program.

Klone: do you plan on getting your np? That's my only worry with going to western governors to get my bachelors, due to it being a pass/fail program.

I'm actually in a MSN for Leadership right now. No interest in getting an APRN degree of any kind. However, MANY WGU alumni have gone on to NP, CNM, CRNA, or DNP programs at other places. It has not seemed to be a hindrance in any way if you want to go on to further studies elsewhere.

I didn't know it was a pass/fail program. what could be the worst case scenario? Klone are you doing your masters in a different school or WGU?

I didn't know it was a pass/fail program. what could be the worst case scenario? Klone are you doing your masters in a different school or WGU?

I'm doing it at WGU

Like I said, the pass/fail doesn't seem to be any hindrance

WGU....100% the best....don't tell anyone told you....simply amazing program

WGU....believe me....the only way to go....don't think twice...