University of Rhode Island

This school seems like a great idea at first since it's convenient 7 week courses and is $318 per credit. However, they only accept 75 credits towards a BSN, they make these requirements obscure until after you've been accepted even with what they say you require in the welcoming email. I thought I only needed 8 classes but apparently it was 15. There is no payment plan whatsoever for the nursing courses where each class is half of a regular semester and I took 2 classes at a time while working full... Read More time. The instructors basically only grade your work, everything else you do yourself. The education method is not worth the money they make you spend. I am literally paying $1,000 a class to teach myself at a professional degree level that will not give me a pay raise.