Evening/Weekend Programs

rayofsunshine · Aug 2, 2005

Where are you? There are at least three that I know of in Maryland that offer Evening/Weekends.

Hi - Is BMCC the only school that offers Evening/Weekend classes? I want to go to Nursing school but I can only do so part-time and during the evening/weekend because unfortunately, I cannot afford to leave my fulltime day job. I already have a B.A. (non health/science related), so a second degree nursing program is what I am really looking for, but the schools that I have researched do not have evening/weekend programs and that is too bad
It seems that my only option would be to go to BMCC but they only offer an Associates. Does anyone know if Hunter offers evening/weekend classes? I would appreciate any advice/info.
Thanks!

Career Change · Aug 2, 2005

I am in New York City.

marcelinm · Aug 3, 2005

I am in New York City.

Try CMSV, they offer a BSN-evening program for second degree students in Manhattan @St. vincent Med Ctr on 52nd St. I've been accepted there and starting in the Fall. Find out more about the school by visiting http://www.cmsv.edu or you can call Donna, Mahattan site Director @ 212-262-2661. If you want to start in the Fall of 05 you may still have the time to apply. They have rolling admission (apply on-line, they'll waive the application fee). :)

Hope you find what you want soon,

MM54893P

Career Change · Aug 3, 2005

Thank you very much for the info re College of Mount Saint Vincent. I have e-mailed the admissions dept for more info.

Did you apply online?

marcelinm · Aug 3, 2005

Thank you very much for the info re College of Mount Saint Vincent. I have e-mailed the admissions dept for more info.
Did you apply online?

Yes, I applied on-line and it was pretty easy. It is fast and convenient. They also waive the application fee($35.00) when you apply on-line. so, it's no bad. :)