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UCF RN to BSN

Has anyone applied to the UCF CON for the Fall 2014 or planning for the Spring 2015 semester? Any feedback on the RN to BSN or RN to MSN programs?

I am just wondering about the ease of getting into this program if you do not hold an ASN or ADN from a FL state or community college. They do require that you submit course description for all classes not completed in a FL state community college as well as an APG Waiver/Petition.

The foreign language admission is another unique requirement. Requires a high school transcript for verification of 2 years of a single foreign language, or you must have completed 8 semester hrs at the college level of a foreign language for admission to the college of undergraduate studies. You cannot be accepted into the CON until the UCF undergraduate program accepts you.

Any thoughts, suggestions or advice are welcome...

The instate tuition price is unbeatable, and I like the idea of having a degree from a well known State University. Any word on how compatible this program is for full time nurses? Any word on the MSN program? How long will it take to complete both BSN and MSN degrees?

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