Concordia NY 15 Month Accelerated BSN - Please share your experience

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Hey, I'm interested in attending Concordia NY for the ABSN Program, can anyone please share their experiences.

I don't have any experience, but I'll be attending their program starting fall 2019

On 2/25/2019 at 7:29 PM, emilianany said:

I don't have any experience, but I'll be attending their program starting fall 2019

did you get accepted already ?

10 hours ago, Leenurse924 said:

did you get accepted already ?

I did!

Hi!! I’m currently an ABSN student and I’m very pleased in my decision in attending Concordia. The workload is exactly what you expect an accelerated program to be; intense, challenging and slightly stressful, however it’s doable. Feel free to ask specific questions, I was in your shoes about 2 months ago so I understand the anticipation :)

2 minutes ago, ChrissyBehav.Science said:

Hi!! I’m currently an ABSN student and I’m very pleased in my decision in attending Concordia. The workload is exactly what you expect an accelerated program to be; intense, challenging and slightly stressful, however it’s doable. Feel free to ask specific questions, I was in your shoes about 2 months ago so I understand the anticipation ?

How is the schedule like at concordia?

Just now, Leenurse924 said:

How is the schedule like at concordia?

Fundamentals is the first 7 weeks of the semester which is followed by Med-Surg which is the last 7 weeks of the semester. Both classes have a lab component where you’ll be hands-on with your classmates as well as the simulation mannequins. The remaining classes are Health Assessment (w/ lab), Patho-Pharmacology, and Spirituality. During the entire 1st semester the schedule is like:

Monday - Clinicals 7am-7pm (time varies depending on clinical instructor)

Tuesday - Health Assessment 8am-10am, Lab 12pm-4pm, Spirituality 5pm-8:30pm

Wednesday - Funds or Med-Surg 8am-11am, Lab 12pm-4pm

Thursday - Funds or Med-Surg 8am-11am

Friday - Patho-Pharm 2:30pm-5:30pm

The cohort is divided into two groups; A and B, so everyone doesn’t have the same exact schedule. For example, some students have clinicals on a different day.

Clinicals started during my 4th week of Fundamentals and has been every Monday since then being that I’m now in Med-Surg.

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