Any part-time B.S.N. progams in NYC?

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I work full-time as a patient care tech, I work an evening schedule, and am trying to find part-time B.S.N. programs in NYC.

I'm currently finishing pre reqs at Lehman College but I already know I'm probably not going to get into any CUNY program because they're public and have crazy waiting lists so...

I know Adelphi has part-time but I heard its difficult to get in. College of Mount Saint Vincent and College of New Rochelle seem like they're pretty long, so if I were to do them part time, I might be in school until 2023 or something. No thanks, I'm turning 32 next week.

Mercy College's BS program doesn't seem that long but I don't know if they do part-time, I know they do it for the MSN though.

If I can't get something, I may have to either:

1) Switch to night shift (which sounds crazy because if I'm doing a BSN full time then I won't get any sleep and will probably fail).

2) Give up and get a B.S. in accounting instead.

I'm amazed at the lack of part-time options for this particular education. It's like, in order to attend their full-time programs, you need to be either unemployed or living home with mom and dad.

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Specializes in GENERAL.

Do accounting and become the CFO of some healthcare organization.

That's if you're passionate about counting beans instead of I and Os.

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Specializes in Psych.

Dominican college has a weekend bsn that's two years long, not too far from CNR.

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Hi- I'm in a siMilan position... working full time and trying to go back part time for nursing and I'm actually looking at LIU. Pace I believe has a part time program as well.. just very expensive

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