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This program was the best experience ever. Yes it is demanding and yes there are deadlines and expectations; same as within the working world. The school is expensive; however, they have tuition reimbursement deferments, and discounts for being a member/staff of an affiliated program such as the ANA, or as an alumnus. It is possible to get A’s in the classes I graduated with a gpa of 3.98. You just have to treat it like a job; there are deadlines. In this higher level of learning; you should be organized,... Read More capable of following directions, be able to pay attention to a syllabus and follow an outline for assignments. Look at it as if you contracted a company to work on replacing your home roof. A house is one of the biggest expenses we will make in our lives next to education and transportation. Do you want the company; roofing your house, to complete the project on time? Do you want them to follow the contract you outlined? Use the products you specified, at the agreed upon price. In addition, do you want to know when there going to show up? Provide quality workmanship, not cut corners, or charge you for materials not used or returned to the store? Of course you want all of this on point. The same goes with the student/program/syllabus contract. The student has to participate in their education and provide quality workmanship; within the timeline, set forth within the contract/syllabus. Basically we are adults and responsible for our actions or lack of action. Life moves along wither you choose to participate in it or not. Paying for the course does not guarantee a passing grade by means of being dragged along for the ride. Set goals, do not passively say you need to participate. Actively participate, with an I can and I am attitude. Anything worthwhile does not come free of charge or struggles. If this were so everyone would do it. Believe in yourself and be honest with yourself, about what you can and can not do. There is no shame in failing; failing is another form of learning. Reach out ask questions be active in you education and life. If it is too difficult back up and reassess; is this something you want, can or have the ability and time to do? The instructors are very educated, considerate and do work with you in emergencies. I have completed the MSN program having had a septal wall MI, two heart caths, cardiac admissions, my son having a couple suicide attempts, and several severe chronic bronchitis infections. All the while with camping/traveling with my hotspot and computer, while working full-time. You just have to keep the lines of communication open be honest and put forth your best workmanship. Because if you don’t take care of your personal business who will. I can not say enough good about the school they are the best. In addition if you expect a quality education and experience, you will be hard pressed to find it at bargain store prices, sadly. You get what you pay for. One last thing I took my computer with me to the hospital and everywhere, I went even in pre-op and worked until being sedated.

I have enjoyed my time at Drexel University. The college was highly recommended to me by a former graduate student so I decided to apply. My family and I appreciate the city of Philadelphia and visit often. Being a part of a university that expresses so much pride in it's history and students has made a difference to me in my educational path. I have the opportunity to experience instructors, professors, and students from all over the country in the classes I am currently taking. It is refreshing... Read More to learn from different perspectives and experiences. The professors I have had thus far are highly qualified and truly have a passion for their nursing career and are vested in supporting their students. I am very happy I chose to attend Drexel and I look forward to graduating and continuing my education at Drexel.

I am enrolled in a masters degree program for nursing at Drexel University Online. The convenience of an online masters program is ideal for working nurses. It is important for me to continue working while I am in school. It gives me the chance to continue learning in the field while learning in the classroom. The curriculum is challenging and engaging. Also, the university makes great efforts to accommodate online students and has made great use of technology. My only drawback since beginning my... Read More education at Drexel is the price. However, I am proud of this school and would like to continue my education there. I'm passionate about the nursing profession and hope to obtain my masters and eventually a leadership role in nursing research.