I am currently taking classes toward my BSN. I hope to get into the program spring 2017 and graduate Dec. 2017. It's cheap, as everyone knows, and a great education. I agree that it is not a quick route towards a BSN. I started taking classes till time as soon as I graduated with my ADN, in the fall of 2014 and here I am two year later. So total it will be 3.5 years for me going full time, taking 4-5 classes a semester. Some classes are harder than others, some require proctors or video proctoring. I'll just be happy when it's finally over. I am a bit jealous of people who finish their bsn in 3 semesters, but I specifically avoided those because I didn't want to take any short cuts when it comes to my education.