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Sep 15, 2009 01:53 PM

Soooo much information, please help

by rstump

I already have a BA in Communications, Mass Media. I am now a stay at home mom and am seriously considering going back to school to obtain a BSN. Can anyone provide me with some direction...there is so much info. on the internet! Do I have to go back to school for 4 years? My children are 4 and 2, is it even realistic to think I could endure such a challenging program right now? Any advice would be greatly appreciated...thanks!


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from chae1975
Old Sep 18, 2009, 09:56 AM

Default Re: Soooo much information, please help
Hi:

There are accerlerated programs for BSN when you can obtain your nursing degree withing 15 months. However, the programs is intense and requires full-time student. You must complete all your pre-req in order to be acceptance to the program. Here is a listing of Accerelated BSN programs in New York

Suny Downstate
Pace University
New York University
Columbia University
College of New Rochelle


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