If you are a registered nurse with an RN license and have an Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) degree or a nursing diploma from an NLNAC-accredited institution, take your career to the next level with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree.
With the RN to BSN track, you can begin your studies in the fall, spring, or summer.
Our RN to BSN curriculum focuses on the skills and competencies you need to practice in today’s ever-evolving health care environment. Classes are relevant and meaningful for working adult RNs.
With a comprehensive foundation in the sciences and humanities, you will be well-prepared to meet the current and future health needs of society. You will learn current trends in health care and develop the knowledge and skills needed to adapt to these trends in your nursing practice, including:
Because the program builds on courses you have already taken, you will receive credit for many of the general education courses completed as part of your ASN or diploma program.
RN to BSN students work closely with academic advisors to plan a customized course of study that fits their needs. Courses are designed for working professionals, providing a flexible schedule that includes clinical experiences, online learning, and classroom instruction.
Advantages of the RN to BSN track include:
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