Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in nursing program
Program overview
If you’re a registered nurse who has graduated from a state
or nationally accredited associate degree or diploma nursing program, the
RN-BSN program is for you.
The program builds on the knowledge and skills you have
acquired through a diploma or associate degree nursing program. Courses for this
program are delivered online, and clinical projects are completed in your local
community, so you can complete the BSN degree in your hometown.
You will be required to take or transfer in the following courses:
- liberal
study requirements (35 units)
- Foundation
Requirements
- Distribution
Requirements
- Liberal
Study Elective
- Diversity
Requirements
- pre-professional
requirements (34 units)
- professional
requirements (30 units)
- NAU electives
to total 120 units
Program requirements
Learn more about the RN-BSN program requirements.
Admissions process
Take note that the admissions process for this
program slightly differs from the other BSN programs—check out the RN-BSN
program’s admissions process.