RN---->BSN Online

RNsRWe, ASN, RN · Jul 14, 2015

There is an entire forum devoted to this topic within the Student forum. Plus subdivisions from there

Here ya go, good luck:

https://allnurses.com/nursing-online-distance/

Farawyn · Jul 14, 2015

There is an entire forum devoted to this topic within the Student forum. Plus subdivisions from there
Here ya go, good luck:
https://allnurses.com/nursing-online-distance/

RNsRWE, where have you been?

RNsRWe, ASN, RN · Jul 14, 2015

RNsRWE, where have you been?

Life has an annoying habit of intruding on my plans

Still here.....flitting in and out, a bit at a time......

RNcali22 · Jul 14, 2015

I'm doing Grand Canyon University and I love it

I<3Endo · Jul 14, 2015

Thanks so much! I'll go to the proper forum & check it out. :)

Altra, BSN, RN · Jul 14, 2015

Start with your local universities -- many in my area have online or mostly online RN-BSN programs. And many are affordable state schools. I would strongly recommend this route first before jumping to for-profit "online only" educational institutions, some of which are known to be of dubious quality.

~PedsRN~, BSN, RN · Jul 15, 2015

What Altra said - I would stay away from your online universities. Many actual universities now offer online options. :) Good luck!

TheCommuter, BSN, RN · Jul 15, 2015

Thread has been moved to the Nursing Online Distance Learning forum to amass targeted responses and feedback. Good luck with your educational ventures!

applesxoranges, BSN, RN · Jul 15, 2015

Most state schools are moving towards RN to BSN because it can cut down on costs. You can offer online classes with less overhead cost due to charging technology fees and not heating a classroom. I went to a state school that was partnered with my community college for seamless transition. It took me 9 months doubling up on classes and careful planning during my ADN to get my BSN.