Is anyone out there enrolled in this BSN online program? Please share your experiences...starting to shop around for the shortest/cheapest avenue to a BSN.
I was considering WGU but loss interest due to their 3.0 GPA scale.
Hey y'all graduated from the RNBSN program this past December. The program itself is pretty straight forward and the work is not too difficult. It's a very manageable workload. To give you guys an idea I started my first semester in October 2015 and finished my last course in October 2016. I just followed their course outline and schedule.
I took the English 211 class and got an A. It's not a difficult course, but there are a lot of assignments.
Okay, I completed the RN to BSN online program at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette (ULL). Our graduation was yesterday. It was awesome. Good luck to all in the program now. The time flies!
I am interested in the UL RN-BSN online program and notice they don't really list specifics about the co-requisite courses, just general subjects(math/english/art/history). Does anyone know if any 100 level course will suffice or are they pretty specific about what would be acceptable for each category? For example, for the communication requirement, do I need to take public speaking or will they accept introduction to communication? For history, will any history class do? What about the art requirement? I'd like to take a couple courses this summer so I can concentrate on just taking the Nursing courses once I get into the program, but not sure what will or will not be accepted as one of the co-requisites.
Does anyone have any information on the nursing 406 Evidence based practice class? I'm finishing up nur327 and it was not difficult at all. I haven't seen too many posts about 406. Any information will be greatly appreciated.
Every class is almost the same but later classes has less extra credit no crosswords. Pretty much the same number of essays every class. I think the ebp is more of a project study and so is the capstone
Hi! I'm about to start 327 and keep hearing it is a nightmare... Is it any more work than Health & Physical assessment? I thought that had a pretty decent workload
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Hey y'all graduated from the RNBSN program this past December. The program itself is pretty straight forward and the work is not too difficult. It's a very manageable workload. To give you guys an idea I started my first semester in October 2015 and finished my last course in October 2016. I just followed their course outline and schedule.
I took the English 211 class and got an A. It's not a difficult course, but there are a lot of assignments.