University of Phoenix RN-MSN Bridge for non-nursing Bachelor's Degree

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Ginger's Mom, MSN, RN

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I am two courses away from my MSN, I had a non nursing BS, I had to take 3 undergraduate courses. It has been a very positive experience for me. Drexel has a similar MSN Bridge program but it is double of UoP. It took my a littel less than 2 years. Once enroll you can arrange your schedule but if you take a loan they limit how much down time you can take.

mztee24k

5 Posts

Drexel in an online program too? Less than two years, wow. You stated you had to take undergrad courses, which ones? Is Drexel more expensive than UOP?

Ginger's Mom, MSN, RN

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Three undergrads courses;

Family Nursing,Nursing Theory, and Nursing Research, I believe UOP is about $400 credit for a total of 48 credits after this course I just started 6 credits more. Drexel is $726 a credit their bridge is 15 credits. Alex

military spouse

577 Posts

I am two courses away from my MSN, I had a non nursing BS, I had to take 3 undergraduate courses. It has been a very positive experience for me. Drexel has a similar MSN Bridge program but it is double of UoP. It took my a littel less than 2 years. Once enroll you can arrange your schedule but if you take a loan they limit how much down time you can take.

How much time did you spend studying/preparing? Did you have to write a paper each week or less frequently?

Thank you!

Ginger's Mom, MSN, RN

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Studying is a big committment, between 10-20 hours a week. Yes usually a paper or power point presentation is due each week. You also have a learning team you have to work with each week. But it is worth it!

TedNugentRN

5 Posts

Anyone know what happened to the UOP rep who was on this forum? I wanted to contact him directly with some specific questions.

Tweety, BSN, RN

33,524 Posts

Specializes in Med-Surg, Trauma, Ortho, Neuro, Cardiac.
Anyone know what happened to the UOP rep who was on this forum? I wanted to contact him directly with some specific questions.

Here's UOP's profile. Maybe he/she will answer a private message or email. But his/her last post was on 9/23.

https://allnurses.com/forums/member.php?u=79786

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