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Part-time BSN programs in NYC

Does any one know of any part-time (weekend/evening) BSN programs in NYC?

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    I doubt you'll find this schedule in a BSN program. However, there are several evening/weekend ADN program options. If you can only attend school part time and your goal is to be an RN with a BSN, I'd suggest enrolling in an ADN program that suits your schedule and then advancing to an RN-BSN program.

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    I doubt you'll find this schedule in a BSN program. However, there are several evening/weekend ADN program options. If you can only attend school part time and your goal is to be an RN with a BSN, I'd suggest enrolling in an ADN program that suits your schedule and then advancing to an RN-BSN program.

    Thank you very much! I'd definitely do so, if I was in my early twenties. I am in my thirties and having obtained two degrees I thought the most feasible option would be to obtain at least another bachelor's. I am actually considering ABSN programs, but knowing how nursing schools, in general, are competitive, I thought of widening my options.

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    You may be able to find a part-time RN-BSN program...but as the name implies, you'd need to already be a RN.

    You're likely not going to find a part-time pre-licensure BSN program--not even an ADN program is part-time. Though like PP said, there are plenty of programs that offer alternative schedules that could work around yours.

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