RN to BS Program
A bachelor’s degree in nursing is the first step toward more advanced nursing roles, such as nurse practitioner, nurse executive, nurse leader and nurse researcher.
The RN to BS program builds upon knowledge and experience of registered nurses, preparing them to provide the necessary leadership to advance quality of care, patient safety and health services in an evolving health care system.
Why earn a bachelor's degree in nursing?
Program Quick Facts
Tuition*
$12,000 to $14,000 (Residents/Non-Residents)
32 Credits**
Courses build on your existing skills.
100% Online
Practicing nurses can attend school while maintaining employment.
Rolling Admissions
Summer, Fall or Spring start.
Time to Completion
1 and 2 year plans
Full- or part-time
No Required Login Times
Meet course deadlines on your schedule.
*Does not include: prerequisites, general education credits, health insurance, books and housing expenses.
**Elective credit required for students with less than 88 transfer credits.
Admissions & Application Information
Notice to RN to BS Program Applicants
Students with diploma and hospital program transcripts that are not regionally accredited are not eligible to apply to the RN to BS Program.
Only credit-bearing courses from regionally accredited institutions of higher learning are considered tranferable to the university.
RN to BS Early Assurance
Applicants completing their RN program may apply for the RN to BS program 2 year track. Program acceptance is conditional pending successful completion of nursing degree. Students will also need to provide proof of licensure and RN employment before they start their second semester coursework.