Welcome to the modern age of learning, where becoming a nurse doesn't necessarily mean spending four years on campus. In fact, there's a growing trend that fits the fast-paced lifestyle many of us ...

Earning an accelerated bachelor of science in nursing (ABSN) provides a fast-tracked path to a nursing career. In this article, we explore accelerated nursing programs, including eligibility ...

The New Jersey Board of Nursing has granted the W. Cary Edwards School of Nursing and Health Professions at Thomas Edison State University (TESU) reaccreditation for its Accelerated BSN program for ...

Today, Wisconsin offers a transformative pathway for individuals eager to transition into the nursing profession. Accelerated online nursing programs in the state are designed to fast-track your ...

Embarking on a journey to become a nurse is both exciting and life changing. At the Orvis School of Nursing, our accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program is designed for students who ...

Rasmussen University, which has campuses across the US, is aiming to help the nursing shortage with its programs at its Fargo and Moorhead locations, including a new immersion format for its ...

JOINS US LIVE TO EXPLAIN WHAT'S INSIDE THE ACCELERATED PROGRAM. NURSING DEGREES USUALLY TAKE AT LEAST FOUR YEARS TO COMPLETE... THIS PROGRAM IS JUST 15 MONTHS... BUT YOU'LL NEED A BACHELOR'S DEGREE TO ...

You’re a Lawrence resident eyeing a career shift or a student seeking a fast-track to nursing. Kansas faces a critical nurse shortage, but online accelerated BSN programs offer a solution. Explore how ...

Drexel's second-degree Accelerated Nursing program is one of our most competitive undergraduate programs at the University. It is a fast-paced, BSN degree for students who already have a bachelor's ...

CARBONDALE — Students in the first accelerated Bachelor of Science in nursing track at SIU achieved a goal Friday evening that they had worked on for a year; they became nurses. Kira Marks of ...

The School of Nursing will administer a $500,000 grant from the Helene Fuld Health Trust designed to support the education of students in the Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree program.