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Evening or Weekend Classes?

Does anyone know of any nursing programs (ADN or Accelerated 2nd degree BSN) that offer classes and clinicals in the evenings or on the weekends? At this point I'm pretty much willing to move anywhere, but I simply can't afford to do school without working and it seems that every program that I see in every state (even two year ADN programs) have classes and clinicals all day long and most have classes both day and late afternoon or evening. Does anyone know of any programs that are friendly to those of us second career folks with family and financial obligations who can't quit working for two years? Thanks.

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Hi! I go to a evening program that is mon.-thurs. 5-9, no weekends. Is 22 mo. ADN program. Check out Galen College of Nursing. If you have any questions, PM me! Good luck with the search! :)

I am looking into programs in the Philadelphia area. Lasalle has an evening BSN for working adults. I'm also looking at Delaware county community college which has evening/weekends.

I attend CCAC in Pittsburgh and they have both day and evening ADN programs. I go on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 - 8 (every other Tuesday until 10 for lab) and my clinicals are on Saturdays from 6:30am - 2:30pm. I love it and it fits in with my life as a wife and mother.

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