Part Time BSN programs

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Does anyone know if any part time BSN programs in Texas?

I'm scheduled to start LVN school in January. But I have 2 children, husband and an established career already, but.. I want to help save lives. My problem is that I already make good money. I can't go backward because it wouldnt be fair to my family and there way of living already. How can I obtain my dream? I have already taken all the prereq's for the ADN program, but there are no part time or night time programs. I looked at the Texas BON site and the listing doesnt tell you whether the BSN schools have part time or night time programs. If no one knows I will call all of them. But I just wanted to ask if anyone knew any good ones.

Thanks alot.

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Specializes in Specializes in L/D, newborn, GYN, LTC, Dialysis.

http://www.allnursingschools.com

There is where you can start to find the schools in your area and go from there.

I have to say, it's extrarodinarily hard to find part time generic (first time nurse) programs out there. Most require a lot of your time, between clinical rotations and classes. I hope you find what you do need. Good luck.

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Thanks alot, I really appreciate it!

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Specializes in trauma ICU,TNCC, NRP, PALS, ACLS.

at texas woman's u can go part time as a BSN student. Try baylor, TCU, UTA

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Specializes in Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych.

Tarleton State University, located in Stephenville, offers a part-time bridge LVN-to-BSN program. This school is about 80 miles southwest of Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas.

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I, too, am interested in a part-time BSN program. But I'm in Florida.

I went to the websites for Baylor, TCU & UTA.

The only one that I'm sure offers a part-time RN-BSN program is...

UTA (Univ. of Texas at Arlington).

You can go full-time for one year. Or part-time (details to be found where?)

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I've contacted a few of the Universities... and have received replies.

Ok, so now I'm not so sure about any part-time DIRECT BSN programs.

"Direct" = no prior medical licenses

I've found part-time RN-BSN programs... but not part-time BSN programs

with State Colleges. Found a couple with private colleges.

Apparently the idea of a part-time BSN programs are rare.

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Specializes in LTC,med-surg,detox,cardiology,wound/ost.

Have you looked at online programs out of state? There are several reputable universities that offer online programs. They are no less rigorous than onsite programs. I have completed online coursework and some of my classmates lived in other states, Guam, etc (one in Galveston!). It takes a lot of dedication and this type of learning is not suited for everyone. If you can make the commitment and stay on top of the required coursework, it is a great option. You do have to arrange for your own clinical rotations though.

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