RNs looking to complete their bachelor’s degree can contact a University of choice to learn more about a specific program. As noted below there are over 600 different programs available including online RN to BSN Degree options to consider. All nursing schools are different, therefore it would be wise for potential students to contact several schools of interest to help you make a better decision.
Note: As programs can vary and change the best way to do that is to contact several schools and then compare the different programs. If you are searching for registered nursing programs in general visit our nursing schools directory. Good Luck!
The Universities we have found with Nursing programs, including registered nursing programs, may or may not offer specific RN to BSN programs but many may offer B.S. degrees in nursing. Contact each one of interest to find out the details. (our directory may not be all inclusive and while we are trying to be accurate we can not guarantee it)
RN to BSN Program Reviews:
(while some of the Universities listed in the directory of this site may offer specific RN to BSN programs, upon last check the Universities reviewed below did have a specific program. This list is not all inclusive and things may change so you will need to check with each institution to confirm the program information, requirements, and to find out how to apply)Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (http://www.ttuhsc.edu/son/undergrad/rnToBsn.aspx) offers an RN to BSN undergraduate Program that is a progressive innovative RN-BSN program. If you are ready to enhance your basic nursing education to be prepared for your future you may want to consider this program.
University of Virginia School of Nursing (http://www.nursing.virginia.edu/) also offer an RN to BSN Program for registered nurses that will lead to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree.
University of Maryland School of Nursing (http://nursing.umaryland.edu/programs/rn-bsn-ms/index.htm) offers 31-credit RN to BSN programs for registered nurses.
According to the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) more than 600 RN to BSN programs are available nationwide with many of those being more intense programs. It is our goal to review these programs and list the results on our website.

