Accelerated BSN programs

Hi. I don't know about that website. But, I usually give out this one: http://www.bestnursingdegree.com/programs/accelerated-bsn/#new_jersey

Let me know if I could be of any more assistance.

Here is a list of 233 Accelerated BSN programs from the American Association of Colleges of Nursing:

http://www.aacn.nche.edu/IDS/pdf/BSNNCG.pdf

Allnursingschools is a proprietary site, and they charge schools to be listed there. You will see more private and for-profit schools listed there (which have recruitment budgets).

In general, you will find state schools less expensive than private schools.

Hi. I don't know about that website. But, I usually give out this one: http://www.bestnursingdegree.com/programs/accelerated-bsn/#new_jersey

I live in NJ and currently attend UMDNJ's ABSN program. If you're interested in that program here is the info: http://sn.umdnj.edu/academics/accelbsn/index.htm

If you have at least a 3.0 from your previous degree, you're pretty much good to be accepted into the program. It's 15-months long and the only program that requires the least amount of prerequisites.

Let me know if I could be of any more assistance.

That was quick, thanks! I just found that site too.

As for the program, I do have over a 3.0 from my previous degree. However, I'm 27 and my prerequisites would appear to be expired in five years. In any case, I only have Physiology course without a lab component and no sociology or statistics. I definitely can take them. I'm just hoping to find how out how soon I can get the ball rolling.

It's probably going to be difficult to find a program that doesn't have both Anatomy & Physiology as a requirement which is why I was hoping to find maybe a two year program where I had all the requirements that allowed you to take them such as this, the "CARE program at LSU": http://nursing.lsuhsc.edu/AcademicPrograms/Undergraduate/CARE/Curriculum.html

Actually, now that I look at it, that program seems quite affordable for out of state. Am I missing something? Perhaps I was confusing with LSU in general?: http://www.lsuhsc.edu/no/tuition/nursing.php

Here is a list of 233 Accelerated BSN programs from the American Association of Colleges of Nursing:

http://www.aacn.nche.edu/IDS/pdf/BSNNCG.pdf

Allnursingschools is a proprietary site, and they charge schools to be listed there. You will see more private and for-profit schools listed there (which have recruitment budgets).

In general, you will find state schools less expensive than private schools.

Thanks, I was looking for an updated version of this! Is there one for 2011?

The AACN conducts a survey of all 700+ Schools of Nursing every October. The 2011 list should be out in December.

That was quick, thanks! I just found that site too.

As for the program, I do have over a 3.0 from my previous degree. However, I'm 27 and my prerequisites would appear to be expired in five years. In any case, I only have Physiology course without a lab component and no sociology or statistics. I definitely can take them. I'm just hoping to find how out how soon I can get the ball rolling.

It's probably going to be difficult to find a program that doesn't have both Anatomy & Physiology as a requirement which is why I was hoping to find maybe a two year program where I had all the requirements that allowed you to take them such as this, the "CARE program at LSU": http://nursing.lsuhsc.edu/AcademicPrograms/Undergraduate/CARE/Curriculum.html

Actually, now that I look at it, that program seems quite affordable for out of state. Am I missing something? Perhaps I was confusing with LSU in general?: http://www.lsuhsc.edu/no/tuition/nursing.php

What about tuition? I see a lot of fees; fees alone don't make up tuition. If you're interested in this school, you should speak to the director to get the best information. I guess moving is an option for you.

I'm going from a technology background, which means I took no science courses when working on my first bachelors, so I had to take A&P1 and 2, Micro, Chem, Psych, and Sociology. I had taken Stats 9 years ago, so I was good. I knocked out those 6 classes in 2 semesters at my local CC. The other ABSNS programs in Jersey required a bit more.

Wish you luck in your search.

What about tuition? I see a lot of fees; fees alone don't make up tuition. If you're interested in this school, you should speak to the director to get the best information. I guess moving is an option for you.

I'm going from a technology background, which means I took no science courses when working on my first bachelors, so I had to take A&P1 and 2, Micro, Chem, Psych, and Sociology. I had taken Stats 9 years ago, so I was good. I knocked out those 6 classes in 2 semesters at my local CC. The other ABSNS programs in Jersey required a bit more.

Wish you luck in your search.

Maybe that's the "something" I'm missing.