Why Choose UC’s College of Nursing RN to BSN Online Program?
Our RN to BSN program enhances RN’s skills to effectively address the needs of diverse populations, collaborate as part of an interprofessional team, implement evidence-based practice interventions to improve patient safety and care quality, and demonstrate leadership in health policy and patient advocacy.
Want to know more about the UC College of Nursing RN to BSN online program? Hear from program director Dr. Rebeca Lee, PhD, MSN, RN, PHCNS-BS, CTN-A, FTNSS. In this video, you’ll hear about her nursing journey, learn about the program’s features, and what to expect to gain from the RN to BSN online program.
College of Nursing RN to BSN Online Program Offerings
Affordable Quality Education:
Flexibility:
*Statistics and Capstone courses last 14 weeks
Support from Application through Graduation:
NO RN LICENSE REQUIRED TO APPLY College of Nursing has removed the RN license requirement of the application. Students must demonstrate proof of RN license before enrolling in NBSN 4068 and NBSN 4081. Contact an Enrollment Advisor to learn more!
Our online nursing programs are nationally recognized for our academic standards, diversity and inclusion efforts, technology application, and research activity.
If you are an employee or member of one of our partner organizations, you may be eligible for a tuition scholarship.
The program consists of nine core Bachelor of Science in Nursing courses. View a list of these courses, along with descriptions.
Our RN to BSN Online program is flexible with schemas that allow students to complete the program in two semesters (eight months), three semesters (12 months), or five semesters (20 months). Students can switch from full-time to part-time status, as needed.
The RN to BSN Online program does not have prerequisite courses required for admission. Rather, the program includes general education courses that can be taken along with core coursework. Individuals can begin the program without first completing the general education courses; however, it could prolong the time it takes to earn your bachelor’s degree. Note: students must complete statistics before they can take Scientific Basis for Professional Nursing Practice.
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