Accelerated BSN programs in NYC

I am a 99 grad from Iona college with a B.S. in Health Care Administration....looking for a Nursing Prog. for eve/weekends in NYC/Westchester/Queens...Please advice I would like to start ASAP....Thanks

hoping to get some assistance from you experienced and knowledgeable folks about schools in nyc that are not that expensive and where i would be able to do the accelerated bsn on a part time basis, mainly evenings and weekends.

i would also like to know, if the 3.0 gpa these programs request are ever waived. i graduated with a 2.8 and would really love to enter a bsn program.

also, what is the timeframe needed to complete the ms degree in nurse practioner after completion of a bsn? i'm hearing 4 years?!? that seems too long..

if you're talking part time, you're looking at at least 3 years. you need to complete 500+ hours of practical to become an np. i don't know too many people that do it in less time. i'm in a msn in nursing education program now. it will have taken me 3 1/2 years by the time i finish, and i only have to do 90 practical hours.

pm me if you need any more info. i'm in ny and know a lot of the schools out here.

I have a BS in HealtheCare Administration. I am looking for a eve/weekend prog. in NYC/ Queens/Westchester/NJ. An ADN or BSN prog. is fine....Please as many schools as poss. I would like to start researching ASAp

I am a 1999 graduate of St. Michael's College in Vermont with a BS in Biology. I've been working for 4 years in NYC at a pharmceutical advertising agency. I would like a change of careers, specifically I am looking to pursue a career as a nurse practicioner in pediactrics (oncology). Hoping to get some assistance from you experienced and knowledgeable folks about schools in NYC that are not that expensive and where I would be able to do the accelerated BSN on a part time basis, mainly evenings and weekends.

I would also like to know, if the 3.0 GPA these programs request are ever waived. I graduated with a 2.8 and would really love to enter a BSN program. Thank you very much!! Also, what is the timeframe needed to complete the MS degree in nurse practioner after completion of a BSN? I'm hearing 4 years?!? That seems too long..

Any advice and/or information, contacts would be greatly appreciated! Thanks again.

Not sure about the GPA requirements, but some to take a look at are NYU, Pace University, Stony Brook University, Columbia University, also check out the website www.allnursingschools.com