Evening Nursing Programs
RN Night Classes
Evening program classes are generally held from 5:30 pm to 10:00 pm, Monday through Thursday. Some classes may also meet on weekends or during the day. Fridays during the day are generally open for students interested in tutoring, doing make-up work, or in need of skills or practice days. While coursework is generally scheduled in the evening, practicums and exams may be scheduled in the daytime. Contact your campus for more information. The coursework in our evening nursing program can be completed in 21 months for the RN Bridge track and 36 months for the RN generic track.
LPN Night Classes
Evening program classes are generally held Monday through Thursday from 5:30pm to10:00pm, with some Saturday or Sunday classes, depending on the campus. Our campuses are also open to night students throughout the week for tutoring, make up work, and practice days. While coursework is generally scheduled in the evening, practicums and exams may be scheduled in the daytime. Contact your campus for more information. The coursework in our evening LPN Program can be completed in 18 months.
Evening Campus Resources
Evening students have access to the same resources as day students. You’ll enjoy access to the library, student services support, and the simulation lab. The cafeteria is also available so that students may have dinner before class or snacks in between classes. Hours of operation for each facility are dependent on the campus.
Accreditations & Licenses
Jersey College is accredited by the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education. Each campus is licensed, authorized, and/or approved by its respective State governing educational body and the nursing programs are licensed, authorized, and/or approved by the respective State Board of Nursing. For location-specific information, click the link below
Frequently Asked Questions
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What time do evening nursing classes meet at Jersey College?
Evening classes generally run from 5:30 pm to 10:00 pm, Monday through Thursday and during the daytime on at least one weekend day (Saturday or Sunday). Some campuses also offer Friday, Saturday, or Sunday sessions for tutoring, make-up work, or additional coursework. Practicums and exams may still be scheduled during the day, so check with your campus for the full schedule.
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Can I work a full-time day job and attend Jersey College's evening nursing program?
Yes. The evening schedule is built for students who work during the day or have family responsibilities. You will complete the same coursework and clinical requirements as day students, just on a schedule built around evening classes.
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How long does the evening RN or LPN program take to complete?
The evening RN Bridge track takes about 21-24 months, the RN generic track takes about 24-36 months, and the evening LPN program takes about 18 months. Timelines can vary by campus.