I know we have one here in Orlando. It's at the Florida South Campus of Adventist Health care. They award degrees up to the BSN level and have tuition breaks for employees. The couple RN's I know that went there did so as LPN's with a guarenteed job upon completion.

There is one in Oak Park, IL which is a suburb of Chicago. It is called West Suburban College of Nursing and is affiliated with Ressurection Healthcare Network. They are a big employer in the Chicagoland area and offer a discount for employees so it makes going back to school for a BSN or masters an easier transition

There is only one hospital based school in Maine at Central Maine Medical Center. The caveat is you have to take some courses at the University of Maine in Lewiston to get your ADN. the good news is that you only have tow more year to take to get your BSN. When the push in the eighties for more degree nurses started and the push to have all RN's in hospital nursing is when hospitals here started shutting down. Ironic though. they wanted more RN's but they stopped teaching them.

There is a new Hospital based RN program in Philadelphia, Pa. St. Joseph Hopsital School of Nursing. It reopened in 2007. The first class graduated this past November. I am in the second class, and will graduate in November 2008. The program is full-time days. The greatest part of the program is that it is only one year!!!!!!