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Are there any evening weekend BSN programs in the philly area?

Recently, I have decided not to go for my ASN I failed the TEAS :uhoh3: which means I can't enter the program until 2013 then I would not graduate until 2015. :crying2: I thought it would make much sense if I just go for my BSN but due to my work schedule I would have to go evening/weekends but all the programs seem to be during the day. Does any one know of any evening/weekend programs in the philly area?

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    Recently, I have decided not to go for my ASN I failed the TEAS :uhoh3: which means I can't enter the program until 2013 then I would not graduate until 2015. :crying2: I thought it would make much sense if I just go for my BSN but due to my work schedule I would have to go evening/weekends but all the programs seem to be during the day. Does any one know of any evening/weekend programs in the philly area?

    The only one I know of is the one I go to. :) La Salle University has a 2.5 year evening BSN program. Classes are two days a week (either Mon/Weds or Tues/Thurs) from 6-9pm and you have clinicals on the weekend. You take 2 classes per semester and it takes 2.5 years to graduate.

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    For the LaSalle evening BSN program, are you able to do evening clincals on the weekend?

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    Not that I've ever seen/heard of--they're usually dayshift 7a-330p or 7a-7p depending on what rotation it is.

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