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I have loved the program. You have to be very self motivated and seek out additional learning opportunities to gain suturing skills, etc. You also need to find your own preceptors so start early.

I would be careful with this school. I've heard the board passing rates are not high and the program may eventually be closed.

Look into Weber State University they have a great ADN program.

You have to spend about 2 days a week in clinical. Depending on your schedule you may be able to work 3 12 hour shifts and then the other 2 days, do clinical. I think this would be very difficult with kids (I have three) though. I spent 2 days in clinical then about 20 hours a week working while doing the program. I felt like I couldn't have done more than this with my family. I spent all day long working then after kids went to bed, I did homework from 8:30-11:00pm every night.