FocusRN 868 Posts Apr 4, 2011 I would say Western Governor's. Not that the coursework is easy, I think it just cuts out the bull. Look at these links:https://allnurses.com/distance-learning-nursing/lowdown-wgus-online-524424.htmlandhttps://allnurses.com/distance-learning-nursing/has-anyone-done-461254-page2.htmllook for posts by christy78
MsPC 521 Posts Specializes in ED. Has 2 years experience. Apr 4, 2011 I can't speak to the ease of any rn to bsn at this time, however speed is something I've looked into for such a program. Texas Tech's program can be done in 2 semesters, but there are multiple pre-requisites that aren't met by most RN programs. The other that I found has less prerequisites and can be done in about 3 quarters if you test out of a few of the requirements is Thomas Edison State College. Thomas Edison State College is regionally accredited, while holding accreditation from CCNE and NLN. The program co-requisites are usually satisfied by the RN program. I have information compiled about which courses can be tested out of, send me a pm if you would like me to type up that information for you. HTH
txspadequeenRN, BSN, RN 4,373 Posts Specializes in ICU, PICC Nurse, Nursing Supervisor. Has 20 years experience. Apr 4, 2011 i graduated texas tech's rn to bsn program in december and i started in june. so it quite possibly is the fastest. because the summer is counted as a semester it can be done in 6 months...however, be ready to work and get to the grind stone:grn:.... for texas residents the tuition cost me about $7400 plus books....the pre-courses must be done before you start nursing courses and compared to other texas universities i did not find much over the top courses required just your basic core curriculum. now saying that i had a previous bachelors and all my courses were complete except stats so i really didn't pay real close attention to all that was required.......
