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MedgarEvers has late afternoon and eveing clinical classes, aslo BMCC has an evening nursing program but I believ you have to take all your non-nursing classes before applying (don't quote me on that though).

Hey Neuro, I'm a pre clinical nursing student also. I'll admit I've heard nothing positive about BMCC's program, But I am a big believer in taking responsibility for your own education. Funny enough with the worst teachers I've ended up learning the most, because I pushed myself to do more. My best friend comes from a family where every female in the last 3 generations is a nurse. And from what I'm told no nursing program completely prepares you to hit the ground running in a hospital. In my humble opinion if you're accepted in a clinical program I'd go for it. But if you're looking for a higher level of education try LaGuardia (the school I'm about to leave). It's clean, diverse, the staff is knowledgeable, and has the highest education standards I've witnessed in a college to this point. It's the little community college that could, lol. But be warned the competition is insane. The cheap tuition, great resources, and high Nclex passing rate coupled with only 50 seats a term is a total feeding frenzy. My friend with a 3.85 GPA was rejected. The nurses in my life strongly recommend lich and Beth Israel (though a little pricey) the intimate setting, great education, and the constant hands on experience outweigh the cost. I hope you find the right place to be. Good Luck

Hey Rosey; This is the closest I've found to a website about the school. http://www.universities.com/On-Campus/Long_Island_College_Hospital_School_Of_Nursing.html I was considering going there myself. I'm taking my preReq's now at Laguardia but while it's a great school the competion is insane. So I'm about to transfer to Medgar Evers. Good Luck

Hey I'm Taking A&P in spring, The one thing I know that's instore is disecting a cat:uhoh21: . I have 3 Kitties so I'm trying to pysch myself to get through it now