pedestrian19

I'm not sure. I don't know anybody that did it, but they are pretty flexible and allowing.

You can do it with the permission from the department. They allow everybody to do it. It was somewhat difficult, but doable. I liked the program and how they prepare you for NCLEX, the only thing is that is more difficult to find a nursing job with associate degree.

He's probably right about 3 1/2 years. It took me 3, but I had two transfer credits, and that's with taking some classes during summer sessions... The four classes Eng 101, Bio 425, Mat 104 and Psy 100 I believe are the first four grades that they look at during the acceptance process... But you need to take Bio 426, Bio 420 and Psy 240 to enroll since they don't let you take anything except nursing classes once you start evening program. And you need to take Che 121 befor taking Bio 425... This is how I did it: I semester : Eng 101, Che 121, Mat 104 Summer : Bio 425 II semester: Bio 426, Bio 420 and Psy 240 (I had Psy 100 and Speech transfered from my previous school) Then I started nursing program and took Eng 201 next summer... I assume you have to work and that is why you're looking into this program, but you should explore BSN options...