Published Mar 5, 2018
Loreto
3 Posts
Can someone offer advice for this particular program? My start date is 4/1/18. I've been an ED RN for 14 years with just my ADN. I do well in school and I am motived so I'm not worried about that part. Most people discuss and talk about other MSN degrees. If someone is going through or went through this program please let me know your experience and thoughts.
Thanks in advance.
meanmaryjean, DNP, RN
7,899 Posts
MSN Ed grad from WGU here.
Best advice- keep all of your Program Mentor appointments. to the best of your ability- keep on the pacing that he/ she sets for you.
Ask for help early and often- do not let a day go by without asking for help if you are stuck on something. Every course has an instructor who is a specialist in just that course.
Do something school-related 5-6 days/ week.
featherzRN, MSN
1,012 Posts
I graduated the informatics MSN last year (was the first grad) - feel free to PM me if you like! I am a three time WGU grad, too. :)
That is so nice of you, thank you. I really appreciate that! And I prob will!
And congrats!
Great advice. Thank you!
inthecosmos, BSN, MSN, RN, APRN
511 Posts
Congrats! Best of luck!
Nurse SMS, MSN, RN
6,843 Posts
It is a new program, which is why you aren't seeing a lot of chatter about it yet. I am a graduate of the MSN Ed program and also did my BSN with WGU. Good luck. It is a great school for working adults.
eh14
79 Posts
hi "featherzRN, MSN", were you already working in informatics in your facility or did you just choose this specialty hoping to find work in the area? thx!
I work as a clinical documentation specialist before and after. The Informatics degree is the closest fit to this position, however CDI is not informatics. I'd consider an informatics position if one were available, but that is unlikely in the near future. And I love being a CDI. :)