Tuition Fees??

[SuperCEN]

Hey all, I've been out of school 17 years but want to complete my BSN. I like the online possibilities since I have 3 young-uns but one school quoted me $900/tuition hour. Can any of you share your recent tuition fees with me? I want to shop around and I don't know what is reasonable and what is rape. Thanks!!!!!

[Muddy]

After doing some initial comparison of distance RN-BSN options I can somewhat safely say the University of Wyoming is the cheapest option with a credit cost of approximately $90. They charge in-state tuition to out of state distance students. I am interested to hear from people who are doing online-RN to BSN programs what they have to say about their school and what made them choose their college. I am looking for a relatively quick degree program so that I can start a graduate program.

[imenid37]

i was just about to say u of wyoming before i read this last posting. i am seriously considering an online msn from them. best of luck!

[Dr. Kate, BSN, RN]

All of the online programs tend to seem pricey to me. I guess it's supply and demand. Nurses want programs that can be molded around their work/life schedules, schools see a chance to make a killing. Pity.

New ones seem to pop up every day, so keep looking. But ask questions. They're not all created equal.

[SuperCEN]

Thanks to all--keep them coming. Contacted University of Wyoming-- comes out to $140/credit hour. Fall semester is $100/credit hour with an "on-line" course fee of $40/class. Still, it's the cheapest so far. Thanks again! Would prefer to go to class but have a 40 hour workweek, a sophomore, 7th grader and 2 year old!! heehee Ain't it CRAZY!!