12 months of full-time study; three semesters, 62 credits
source · bulletin.southalabama.edu
“The Professional Component of the curriculum can be completed in 12 months of full-time study, in comparison to the Traditional BSN program which is 5 semesters of full-time study.”
12 months
source · nursing.uams.edu
“The UAMS College of Nursing Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) program provides an exciting, fast-paced pathway to earn your BSN in just 12 months.”
12 months, full-time
source · nursingandhealth.asu.edu
“The Accelerated BSN clinical nursing program is a full-time, 12-month upper-division clinical nursing program designed for students with a bachelor’s degree in another discipline who wish to become a Registered Nurse (RN) by completing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).”
12 months
source · web.archive.org
“Mount Saint Mary's University, Los Angeles offers a seamless pathway for non-nurses who hold a bachelor's degree in another field to transition into a nursing career in just 12 months.”
12 months (3 semesters)
source · samuelmerritt.edu
“Program Duration 1 Year (3 Semesters)”
One year
source · regis.edu
“Regis University's Accelerated BSN program offers students the opportunity to complete the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree in one year.”
12 consecutive months
source · inside.southernct.edu
“The intensive program allows qualified individuals to complete the nursing coursework in 12 consecutive months.”
12 months
source · cein.nursing.uconn.edu
“Our one-year accelerated program will take you from a bachelor's degree to RN with a BS degree in 12 months.”
Minimum of 4 quarters (12 months / 48 weeks of instruction)
source · ecpi.edu
“The program requires a minimum of 4 quarters, which is equivalent to 12 months or 48 weeks of instruction.”
12 months (3 semesters)
source · ju.edu
“12 months Complete your degree and begin your career in one year”
12 months (3 semesters)
source · sonhs.miami.edu
“Earn a BSN in just 12 Months”
As few as 12 months
source · absn.mercer.edu
“Mercer University’s Second Degree Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) track is designed to provide the learner with a comprehensive accelerated nursing education that can be completed in as few as 12 months.”
12 months: three consecutive full-time semesters, 54 nursing credits at Allen
source · allencollege.edu
“The Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program is a three-semester (12-month) full-time program.”
12 months (3 semesters: fall, spring, summer)
source · drake.edu
“Complete the program in just 12 months to begin your career immediately or pursue advanced training.”
12 months (five terms), full-time
source · mercyhealthu.edu
“This option offers all required nursing coursework over five terms (one year) of intensive study, allowing you to earn your BSN and sit for your licensing exam in only 12 months.”
Three semesters (about one year)
source · isu.edu
“Students earn a nursing bachelor's degree in three semesters and enter the workforce just one year following program admission”
12 months (63 credits over Fall, Spring, Summer semesters)
source · osfhealthcare.org
“Program Length: 12 months”
12 months
source · catalog.siu.edu
“The BSN Accelerated Track is designed to be completed within 12 months.”
12 months
source · mnu.edu
“Complete in 12 months”
12 months
source · stmary.edu
“Program Length: 12 months”
12 months (three semesters: summer, fall, spring), 58 credit hours
source 1 · bellarmine.edu
“This intensive program allows students to complete nursing coursework and clinical training in just 12 months.”
source 2 · catalog.bellarmine.edu
“This intensive 12-month program allows students to master clinical skills and theoretical knowledge needed to assume nursing’s vital role in today’s dynamic healthcare environment.”
12 months full-time; 24 months part-time
source · mgbu.edu
“In this rigorous program, you can choose between full or part-time options, allowing you to earn your degree in either 12 or 24 months.”
12 months, 54 credit hours
source · concordiacollege.edu
“54 credit hours completed in 12 months”
12 months, three consecutive semesters, 45 credits
source · css.edu
“The Post-Baccalaureate Nursing program is a 12-month, three-semester accelerated nursing pathway for individuals with a non-nursing bachelor’s degree.”
12 months (3 terms, full-time), 58 credit hours
source · barnesjewishcollege.smartcatalogiq.com
“The Accelerated Option is a full-time, 12-month program comprised of 58 credit hours of nursing coursework.”
12 months (three full-time terms)
source · researchcollege.edu
“The ABSN is a high-intensity, 12-month program designed for students who already hold a non-nursing bachelor’s degree.”
12 months (after prerequisites are complete)
source · umsl.edu
“The accelerated BSN program offered through UMSL's College of Nursing can help you become a nurse in as little as 12 months!”
12 months
source · jewell.edu
“Our 12-month Nursing Accelerated Tracks begin in January and May, with graduation in one year.”
12 months, three continuous semesters
source · umc.edu
“This particular program takes 12 months to complete and includes a continuous three-semester curriculum.”
12 months (three semesters: fall, spring, summer)
source · catalog.montana.edu
“Once admitted to the accelerated nursing major, they complete the BSN degree in an accelerated 12 month schedule.”
12 months (three semesters, 54 credits)
source · uprovidence.edu
“Accelerated BSN coursework is delivered over a 12-month period.”
12 months, January to December
source · nursing.ecu.edu
“This is a 12-month program that begins in January each year with students graduating in December.”
12 months (January to December)
source · ncat.edu
“The ABSN Entry Option curriculum is delivered in block format over 12 months (January to December).”
One year (3 semesters), 61 credit hours
source · queens.edu
“This intensive, fast-track, one-year program is built for motivated students ready to jump into nursing without delay. Through three back-to-back semesters, you’ll gain hands-on experience, real-world clinical training, and expert faculty support”
12 months (58 credit hours)
source · creighton.edu
“Creighton's ABSN program is just 12 months. It consists of five eight-week terms, one two-week term and one three-week term.”
12 months
source · methodistcollege.edu
“If you’re eager to dive deep into the world of nursing, pave the way for a rewarding career with Nebraska Methodist College’s 12-month accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing program (ABSN).”
12 months (January through December)
source · unmc.edu
“12 months after completing prerequisites”
12 months
source · binghamton.edu
“This rigorous 12-month program allows students to earn a second bachelor's degree.”
12 months, full-time, 61 nursing credits in a trimester format
source · duny.edu
“This full-time, 12-month program packs the full 61-credit nursing curriculum into an accelerated trimester format, letting you enter the profession a year sooner than traditional pathways.”
12 months, full-time
source · niagara.edu
“Completion Time: 12 Months”
11 months full-time, 51 credits
source · pace.edu
“11 Months, Full-time”
12 months
source · nursing.stonybrookmedicine.edu
“The 12-month Accelerated Baccalaureate Program is designed for students who have already completed a bachelor's degree at Stony Brook University or another comparable institution.”
12 months (three consecutive semesters); a 24-month part-time pathway is also offered
source · son.rochester.edu
“Earn a second bachelor's degree in nursing in 12 or 24 months, or a master's in 16 months—then pass the licensing exam to start practice as an RN.”
12 months (60 credit hours of nursing coursework)
source · nursing.ouhsc.edu
“The program is designed to be completed in 12 months, beginning in Summer and concluding the following May.”
12 months (44 credits, three semesters)
source · bushnell.edu
“Bushnell University's Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) program can be completed in 12 months through a full-time, in-person format.”
12 months
source · linfield.edu
“This is a 12-month program if you have completed your first bachelor's degree as well as the nursing prerequisites.”
11 months (four consecutive 10-week terms)
source · drexel.edu
“Earn your Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) in just 11 months through Drexel University's Accelerated Career Entry (ACE) BSN program”
12 consecutive months, full time
source · jefferson.edu
“Students earn a BSN degree in 12 consecutive months of intensive full-time study.”
One year (three consecutive full-time semesters)
source · nursing.pitt.edu
“The Accelerated Second-Degree BSN program at Pitt gives students who have already earned a baccalaureate degree or higher the opportunity to earn their BSN in one year.”
About 1 year (three semesters), 8-week courses
source · waynesburg.edu
“Program Length 1 Year”
As little as 12 months
source · sdstate.edu
“The accelerated program allows you to earn your Bachelor of Science in Nursing in as little as 12 months.”
One year (three semesters)
source · utc.edu
“The ABSN only takes one year to complete so students should be prepared for the intensity and fast pace of the program.”
12 months (three terms, 50 credit hours)
source · uthsc.edu
“Our Accelerated 2nd-Degree BSN Program is a 12-month degree program designed for students who have earned a bachelor's degree (non-nursing) prior to acceptance and who are interested in becoming registered nurses.”
12 months, 47 credit hours
source · nursing.utk.edu
“This 12-month program includes 47 credit hours of intensive coursework and hands-on training that prepares graduates to enter the nursing profession with confidence.”
12 months, starting in May
source · nursing.baylor.edu
“In only twelve months, students earn their Bachelor of Science in Nursing while learning from exceptional faculty in a faith-based, rigorous curriculum”
12 months (three consecutive semesters)
source · ttuhsc.edu
“The accelerated BSN program is a 12-month program.”
12 months, full-time
source · uh.edu
“It is twelve-months long, intensive and full-time for people holding bachelor’s or master’s degrees in other fields who want to become registered nurses (RNs).”
As few as 12 months
source · absn.stthom.edu
“By leveraging prior college experience, our program allows you to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree in as few as 12 months.”
12 months, full-time
source · nursing.gmu.edu
“George Mason’s Accelerated Second Degree BSN pathway is a 12-month, full-time, pre-licensure program for applicants who will have earned a bachelor’s degree prior to the start of the program.”
12 months (four full-time, back-to-back quarters)
source · nursing.uw.edu
“If you already hold a bachelor's degree in another field and are ready to move into nursing, the UW Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) offers an intensive, 12-month route to a nursing degree.”
12 months (58 credits)
source · edgewood.edu
“Exclusively tailored for individuals who already hold a bachelor's degree, this 12-month program combines rigorous online coursework with in-person clinical experiences.”
12 months
source · nursing.wisc.edu
“At the UW–Madison School of Nursing, we prepare you for the nursing career you want in 12 months.”
12 months
source · uwosh.edu
“The Accelerated BSN Option is a 12-month, hybrid nursing program designed for individuals who already have a bachelor’s degree and are seeking a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.”
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