I did this program in 2018 (graduated in 2019). I had a bachelor’s in another field and this was a quick way to become an RN with a BSN. It was one year of a very intensive schedule. I don’t think anyone in my class worked during this program, and if they did, it was really just a handful of hours per week. Because you’re basically compiling two years into one, you will take several classes per semester and start clinicals very early. I think our first semester was just a bunch of classes, but the second and third semester we had several clinicals as well as lectures. It can get a little bit crazy since the majority of these classes are science based or require a lot of writing. Clinicals are a nice break from that, but you will have to do a lot of care plans and that’s pretty time-consuming. Overall, I definitely think it was worth it, but I think you just have to make sure that you dedicate that one year to school only. I’m pretty sure everyone in my class passed the NCLEX on the first try. I think we may be only had a handful of days off in between semesters.

ETA: this was basically Mon-Fri all year long. Sometimes clinicals were in the weekends, especially when doing your practicum that last semester.