Department of Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing (BSN)
Are you a licensed (or eligible for licensure) Registered Nurse (RN) ready to take the next step in your career? The Department of Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing can help you advance your nursing career, assume independent practice opportunities in professional nursing, and be ready for nursing graduate studies once you graduate. The Department of Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing ensures that RNs are equipped with enhanced clinical expertise, leadership skills, and a strong academic foundation.
The Department of Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing is the home to the Annie Taylor Dee School of Nursing’s ACEN-accredited Registered Nurse to Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN) Program. For RNs with an associate's or diploma degree who want to take the next step in their professional progression, RN to BSN Program students take core courses that help them develop advanced skills. The RN to BSN Program prepares students for leadership through courses that enhance teamwork, communication, critical thinking, and care coordination. RN to BSN students will graduate with a better understanding of how to apply evidence to their practice.
The Department of Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing offers this senior-level program in a flexible and 100% online format. RN to BSN Program students can choose to complete the program through an accelerated, traditional, or part-time program of study. Students also have the opportunity to take elective courses that can advance their nursing knowledge in specialty areas.
Prospective students without RN licensure or not eligible for licensure should visit the Department of Associate Degree in Nursing to learn more about becoming a registered nurse.