08-10-2017, 11:54 AM
I definitely recommend WGU. I think there were some changes a couple of years ago to the WGU RN-to-BSN curriculum that makes it nearly impossible to complete in 2 terms now. I don't keep up with it as much as I used to, but I've read a lot of reports of people doing all but the capstone in term 1, then doing just the capstone in term 2 (takes about 2 months on average). I'm pretty sure WGU prorates tuition, so it's still a very inexpensive, very fast option for BSN completion.
Of course, I'm a WGU fanboy, so take my advice with a heap of salt.
Of course, I'm a WGU fanboy, so take my advice with a heap of salt.

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MSN Executive Leadership - The University of Memphis - 2016
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