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Which One, with So Many

There seems to be so many freaking schools, and of course none worth a hoot near me. With Kansas and Missouri both being very short of nurses, you would think there would be a Direct Entry of some sort in one of those states. But there isn't!!!

I had looked into some accelerated BSN programs, but as you would know it the deadlines are up. And they want freaking $45,000 dollars for an accelerated program, REALLY?

Univ. of Wisconsin has an online accelerated BSN through it's Oshkosh campus, but as usual the state of Kansas doesn't not recognize it nor can you apply to it as a Kansas or Missouri resident, REALLY?

Does anyone know of an online/hybrid BSN program that will let you complete the theory portion on-line and then set up your clinicals in your home area? The programs that I have found require you to be a resident of their state. Thanks for the HELP!!!

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Following. I'm in the same boat!

Check out Western Governors University, they have a campus in Missouri and have online classes.

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Jamsammom: Thanks for the info, I'll check them out!

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Jamsammom: Hey I called Western Governors, they dont have anything for Kansas residents. Said they were not established yet. UGH!

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