BSN/MSN

Level: Masters
Language: English

(1 reviews)


Description

online format accreditted by NLN


Get More Information About the BSN/MSN Program


Recent Reviews

Nursing degree
April 25, 2008
I am in my second nursing course and love the online format. My workplace values the degree from Thomas Edison and I will recieve a raise when I complete the BSN portion. It is challenging. I am also a graduate of Rutgers with a degree in biology and I recieved my Associates Degree in Nursing from Mercer County Community College. I feel it is equal to brick and mortar schools although it is a little ...

Read all 1 BSN/MSN reviews

You can help by Writing a review


Get More Information

Looking for more information about the BSN/MSN program? Simply complete this information request form and their admissions office will contact you to answer any questions you may have.


Post a Public Comment:

Do not re-post articles, webpages or anything you didn't write yourself. IP addresses are recorded and spammers will be banned!

Name:
E-mail: (will not be published)
Comment:
Dec. 27, 2009, 6:36 a.m.
0 votes/
erica, is tesc affordable? I just graduated from MCCC nursing program and wanted to know more about BSN programs in the area. Overall how is tesc? Is it hard? Is it worth going to? How are the professors?
April 25, 2008, 3:03 a.m.
0 votes/
I am in my second nursing course and love the online format.  My workplace values the degree from Thomas Edison and I will recieve a raise when I complete the BSN portion.  It is challenging.  I am also a graduate of Rutgers with a degree in biology and I recieved my Associates Degree in Nursing from Mercer County Community College.  I feel it is equal to brick and mortar schools although it is a little hard to get used to the online format.  Has anyone received an online Masters degree in Nursing and had much success?

OnlineDegreeReviews.org is not affiliated with Thomas Edison State College in any way.