Upper divisional BSN programs

[Tigger100S]

Hi everyone! I was wondering if anyone knew of any programs that are upper-divisonal BSN? By this I mean you complete 60some pre-req credits at another school, and then you transfer after your sophmore year and do your clnicals and other upper-div. nursing courses (patho, Pharmo, etc.) there. I know that Thomas Jefferson U and John Hopkins both have a program like this, anyone aware of any others?

Thanks!

[memphispanda, RN]

Can't you do that at most Universities? I would think that almost all BSN programs would accept transfers. I know that here, University of Memphis takes transfers, but they do have one or two non-nursing classes they will not accept transfer credit for.

Carol

[llg, PhD, RN]

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) in Little Rock was like that a few years ago. I'm not sure about now.

llg

[TCW]

Temple University in Philly is like that.

[babynursewannab]

Kennesaw State University and Georgia State University -- both in the atlanta area.

[PennyLane, RN]

You're right about Johns Hopkins. Also University of Maryland, Baltimore City. Those are two of the BSN programs I'll be applying to.

[Allison P]

UAMS in Little Rock still has a BSN completion program. They also have an articulated RN to MSN degree.

Allison:)

[RNConnieF]

Most colleges here allow you to tramsfer if from an ADN program to finish up. Many, make it easy for ADN nurses to get back into school.

[Tigger100S]

Thanks everyone for replies. I am not looking to be a transfer student, I am looking for particular programs that are composed only of college students who are juniors and have done certain pre-reqs at the school of their choice. I am in a BSN program.

[RutgerskidBSN]

Rutgers is a upper level BSN program. They have 3 locations and it is very afordable. The professors are great and really enjoy being there. I am very happy with the program and would recommend it to anyone! Any questions just ask.

-kevin