Has anyone completed the nursing program from Excelsior?

There are still some states that do not recognize EC degrees. Looking at your title above, am assuming you have obtained your LPN license. There are some programs that have a EMT/LPN to RN program. That might be an option. I was an LPN, but chose to go BSN. Still worked weekends while in school. Then a direct commission into the Air Force and 2 1/2 years later I was accepted into the nurse anesthetist program.
I know Georgia has had issue in the past letting EC grads take the NCLEX.

I did the Excelsior ASN-RN program and later the BSN degree. I was living in Missouri at the time and had no trouble obtaining a license. I also had no trouble getting accepted into the Army’s CRNA graduate program. But some states have issues with the college. Check with your state BON or any state you plan on living or working. I had issues getting a OK license because they said my original ASN lacked something they wanted. Basically had to pay to do an additional 60 hours of OB and psych at some facility in OKC in order to get my RN license even though I had an advanced degree and was doing OB anesthesia.

I am currently in the nursing program at Excelsior College. I have been here for a little over a year and will be graduating very soon. The nursing program has been very beneficial to me, and. The program is made up of two semesters, which are both 22 weeks long. In each semester you will take three different classes, including Anatomy and Physiology, Pharmacology, and Nutrition. Visit this https://masterbundles.com/templates/presentations/powerpoint/nursing/ site to get amazing nursing templates for presentations. At the end of each semester you will have to pass an exam as well as complete a final project that can be done in any way you see fit. I would recommend it to anyone who is considering getting into the field of nursing.