Connecticut Archive
Thinking about how to take advantage of the healthcare boom? BSN programs in Connecticut can help. Check the reviews here and find which BSN school is the most suitable for you.
A small school, BHSN admits just 125 students each year. Bridgeport has courses in Nursing including a Diploma in Nursing, an Accelerated RN Program, an LPN to RN bridge program and an Associate in Science Degree in Nursing program.
CCC is a two year urban college that currently enrolls over 4500 students each semester. Over 85% of the students enrolled are in degree or certificate programs. The college has one of the most ethnically diverse student populations in New …
GWCC has been educating students in the New Haven area for over 40 years and is the 2nd largest community college in Connecticut. Gateway students have the benefit of a brand new, 360,000 square foot campus in a thriving community. …
CCSU is made up of 5 schools and offers undergraduate through doctorate programs. CCSU is dedicated to education in the community, and over 85% of graduates remain in Connecticut. Over 11,000 students are enrolled each semester.
The School of Nursing at Fairfield University offers undergraduate and graduate level degrees including various BSN, MSN and DNP options. The School is affiliated with over 50 health care agencies, so students may experience a variety of settings in their …
Goodwin received accreditation from the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) in 2004, after becoming a non-profit organization. It currently enrolls over 3000 students, and has the second largest nursing program in the state. The college has an …
NVCC offers daytime, evening and weekend courses to meet the needs of busy students. The college has articulation agreements with all of the 4 year state schools and many of the private institutions in Connecticut, making it easy to transfer …
NCC was the first two-year, public college in Connecticut. There are 6500 students enrolled, and NCC offers nearly 1000 different credit and non-credit courses to choose from. They have ASN, LPN Advanced Placement and CNA programs for those interested in …
Founded in 1929, this school has three campuses (Mount Carmel, York Hill, North Haven), state of the art facilities and is located a mere 90 minutes from New York City and two hours from Boston. The QU School of Nursing …
More than half of the students in attendance at SHU graduated in the top quarter of their high school class. The average class size is under 22 students, and the student to faculty ratio is 13 to 1. The Nursing …
It remains as the only four year women’s college in the state of Connecticut. USJ also offers coed graduate and professional studies. The student to faculty ratio is 11 to 1, and the average class has 16 students in it. …
SVC was founded in 1905 and originally St. Vincent’s School of Nursing. It has evolved into a leader in health science education including nursing. It is a Catholic faith based school and offers a variety of programs to over …
SCSU began as a two year teacher training school in 1893, and became a four year institution in 1937. It gained its current name in 1983 and was made part of the state’s University System. It offers undergraduate and post-graduate …
In addition to the main campus, TRCC has two off campus instructional centers in Groton, CT. Three Rivers has almost 4000 enrolled students and over 2500 continuing education students in attendance every year. They have an ADN and a CNA …
The Uconn School of Nursing has been named as a Center of Excellence by the National League of Nursing (NLN). The academic nursing programs at the school are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate College Nursing of the American Association …
The school has grown from a commuter college to a large residential university serving the Hartford community. The University of Hartford offers over 80 undergraduate and over 30 graduate majors. Nursing bachelors, masters and post-masters programs are available at this …
WCSU was founded over 100 years ago and has two campuses in Danbury, CT. It enrolls over 6000 students each semester. It has both graduate and undergraduate programs for those interested in nursing studies.
Yale Nursing School was founded in 1923, and was the first university program to train nurses in an educational setting, as opposed to an apprenticeship program. It offers graduate level programs including MSN and DNP degree programs.