Eleni83

I'm an evening student in the SPC nursing program. I know you're asking about days, however, the 6 am - 4pm is for clinical days. The level 1 class has only two clinical days a week but will be on campus 4 days (other two can be theory). There are usually specific times that the students will meet on campus/clinical sites. For instance evening students have "1 pm - 10 pm" however my clinical hours were from 3-10. The other classes you will be tasking for level 1 will have a different time schedule (ex 3-6 for theory classes on another day). I would recommend speaking with advisors at the health education center campus. They have many prospective students who speak with them and can give you information regarding your interest in the program.

For evenings, the instructors I had for NUR 1 preferred starting at 3 pm for theory and on-campus clinical days. However my clinical instructor assigned us a 2 pm start time, so it is truly at the professors' discretion. Each of the three instructors in my class had separate start times amongst my classmates. If i were you I would contact an advisor to see what the program rules are on start times, they're very helpful toward prospective students.

I'm currently in level 3 over the summer. The main focus is pediatrics and mental health. It is very condensed, but doable. You're in class 5 days a week, from 2-10 most nights.

I'm currently an evening student. On the schedule, you can have class from 1 pm - 11 pm. Usually nursing classes start at 3, the clinical start time is at the professors' discretion. Classes can last till 11 pm. We had classes Monday-Thursday 1st semester. Nursing 3 is hard over the summer since the content is crammed into 10 weeks instead of 16. Classes will be Monday-Friday over the summer. However many students have made it through the summer semesters, so it's doable! Good luck!