Nursing Students General Students
Published Jun 17, 2003
manna, BSN, RN
2,038 Posts
Does anyone know if there are any accelerated nursing programs that don't require you to have a non-nursing bachelors degree first?
I seem to recall reading about this somewhere, but can't remember where/when that was.
Thanks!
iliel
849 Posts
try allnursingschools.com they seem to have some pretty good info.
Katnip, RN
2,904 Posts
University of Maryland does. I think it gives you one semester less time. But you still need the usual nursing prereqs.
Nurse2bSandy
355 Posts
I will be starting an accelerated BSN program in Sept. that will take 23 mos after all prereq's are finished. I will be in school about 6 months longer than I would have for my ADN.
I have about 15 hours of pre-reqs left for the BSN program down the road (MUW, anybody ever heard anything about it?)... The fall/junior years total up to about 24 mos together, so if I decide to apply next cycle that'll be where I'm trying to get in (most likely).
nursing 101
485 Posts
Barry University in Fl does not require a Bachelors degree but students with one get preference over the ones that don't have one.
Good luck!
anyone else?
*BUMP*
angelac1978
438 Posts
Vanderbilt University has a MSN "bridge" program that requires that you either have your ASN, BSN or 78 hours of college credit. You do NOT have to already have to have your RN to get into this program, here is the website
http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/nursing/prospective/prespec.html
Hope this helps!
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