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Hello. I am an incoming freshman for the fall semester 2026. I was accepted and committed to the BSN program at Binghamton. My question is how attainable is it to graduate from the program? How is the workload for freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior look like? Any information that can provide is greatly appreciated. I am interested in finding out the support levels for classes that are considered weeder classes in the freshman and sophomore years. Can anyone share their true perspective without sugarcoating please? I am the type of person who will put in the work and grind. What resources do you recommend from the beginning to make it a successful journey thank you in advance.

Hello. I need an honest opinion about the BSN program at Binghamton. I am an incoming freshman and I am still super nervous about the first and second year prerequisites as well as the courses at Decker. Do students fail the weed out clases? Is there support for 1st and 2nd year students? I know I am overthinking this. I just want to make sure I am successful. Anything that you can share will go a long way. Thank you in advance.

Edited: not looking to coast either as I plan on putting in the work and grind. Please - I am not looking for any lashings. I am looking for real guidance.