mkouch83

Brandywine Hospital has a diploma program. I think Neumann College and Widener have evening/weekend BSN programs.

You should make an appointment to meet with Kristin DeLay. She is the ACHIEVE Program coordinator and will tell you what credits will transfer from your old degree and what you still need to take. You can also find the list of prereqs on La Salle's website: http://www.lasalle.edu/academ/nursing/undergrad/achieve/a_prereq.htm Good luck!

La Salle has a part-time evening/weekend BSN program. You need to have all of your science pre-reqs (A&P, Chem, Micro, etc.) before entering the program which you can take at a community college to save some money. It took me 2 years part-time to take all the pre-reqs. Once you've taken all of the pre-reqs, La Salle's program is 2 and a half years long including summers. You have classes 2 nights a week and do your clinical rotations on the weekends. I am finishing my first year in La Salle's program and am working a full-time day job though it is a challenge at times. Good luck!