Any advice!!!

[abbyn]

I am an RN with an associate's. I have five years clinical experience that includes a fairly wide range of skills. I am ready to go back to school and would like to earn a master's in nursing education. I am looking at RN to MSN programs.
My questions are: has anyone done this on line, and if so, what school did you "go" to?
Also, there is one school I am looking at that is CCNE accredited, nationally accredited, but not regionally accredited. Does regional mainly make a difference if you plan to try to use those credits to transfer to another school? Or do employers look at the accreditation of the school at which you received your degree?
There are so many programs, most too expensive for me (my husband is in grad school too!). Any advice would be great.
thanks!

[ziesha001]

Yes i need to suggest to you, you should participate or more involves in the online program or reach on the relevant sites. Ready daily news about you must get good one to do this online.

[crystly448]

According to my opinion you should go for the MSN programs to get the more knowledge of the nursing field. As you mentioned that the CCNE school of nursing is nationally accredited so you should go there to complete your nursing degree because it's a good opportunity for you.

[scotttyna]

According to my opinion you should go for the MSN programs to get the more knowledge of the nursing field. As you mentioned that the CCNE school of nursing is nationally accredited so you should go there to complete your nursing degree because it's a good opportunity for you.

I agree with you. Good suggestion.