There are currently over 700 RN to BSN programs offered online. I can't research them all and really wish there was an online search with all those schools to narrow down my choices.
I have been an RN with my Associates Degree since 1997. I work as a bedside nurse since graduating in a few different facilities in Massachusetts . I have always wanted to get my BSN and would still like to even though I am in my early 50s.
This BSN is not required where I work currently and I do not plan on leaving bedside nursing. This advancement in my degree is purely for me.
What I would like in an online program would be the ability to go slow with 1 class at a time. so this will take me sometime to complete . The schools with tuition by semester to complete quickly to save money will Not be the correct fit for me.
I also would like it to be 100% online with no clinical.
So besides tuition by class and no clinical this doesn't really narrow it down for me.
It's been over 20 years since I have been in school and advice from older nurses in school or recently graduated from an RN to BSN program will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
Teresa Davignon RN
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There are currently over 700 RN to BSN programs offered online. I can't research them all and really wish there was an online search with all those schools to narrow down my choices.
I have been an RN with my Associates Degree since 1997. I work as a bedside nurse since graduating in a few different facilities in Massachusetts . I have always wanted to get my BSN and would still like to even though I am in my early 50s.
This BSN is not required where I work currently and I do not plan on leaving bedside nursing. This advancement in my degree is purely for me.
What I would like in an online program would be the ability to go slow with 1 class at a time. so this will take me sometime to complete . The schools with tuition by semester to complete quickly to save money will Not be the correct fit for me.
I also would like it to be 100% online with no clinical.
So besides tuition by class and no clinical this doesn't really narrow it down for me.
It's been over 20 years since I have been in school and advice from older nurses in school or recently graduated from an RN to BSN program will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
Teresa Davignon RN