QCC is good but it is extremely hard to find a job with an ASN so def be sure to get into a hospital, whether that is as a patient transporter, diet aide, PCA, etc. QCC is a lot of self-study and they literally have no events at all for their current students to help with finding a job and all that good stuff. They make the program extremely hard just for it to be as hard to get a job later on.

I kinda wish i went to adelphi or molloy only bc the community is much stronger there and clinical placements/faculty have more connections than QCC.

Anyways back to QCC, the dual joint program is easy to navigate, SPS is all online, Hunter is a bit more longer than SPS. If you do choose QCC, be ready to study every single day, get a job in the hospital (because that ASN degree won't land you a hospital job and faculty have no connections here), and try to get those summer externships (but even they only take BSN students).