If you are a Registered Nurse in New hampshire and looking to advance your career you should consider all of your options. The colleges and schools listed below may offer different types of programs. Contact the schools of interest to learn about what they offer and contact the New Hampshire Board of Nursing with specifc licensing questions. Keep in mind some nursing schools may offer online programs however the majority are likely campus based.

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Colby-Sawyer College (603) 526-3000 541 Main St New London, NH 03257-7835 colby-sawyer.edu New Hampshire Community Technical College-Berlin/Laconia (603) 524-3207 X721 379 Belmont Road Laconia, NH 03246-1364 nhctc.edu New Hampshire Community Technical College-Manchester/Stratham (603) 775-2215 277 Portsmouth Avenue Stratham, NH 03885 ms.nhctc.edu New Hampshire Community Technical College-Nashua/Claremont (603) 882-6923 505 Amherst St Nashua, NH 03063-1026 nashua.nhctc.edu New Hampshire Technical Institute (603) 271-6484 31 College Drive Concord, NH 03301-7412 nhti.edu Rivier College (603) 888-1311 420 Main St Nashua, NH 03060 rivier.edu Saint Anselm College (603) 641-7000 100 Saint Anselm Drive Manchester, NH 03102-1310 anselm.edu University of New Hampshire-Main Campus (603) 862-1234 Thompson Hall Durham, NH 03824-3547 unh.edu University of New Hampshire-Manchester (603) 641-4321 400 Commercial Street Manchester, NH 03101-1113 unh.edu/unhm

Check with all schools of interest to find out if they offer New hampshire RN to BSN Programs. You may also want to consider rn to bsn online program as an option to earning your degree. If you have any specific licensing questions you should contact the New Hampshire Board of Nursing. We have tried to provide accurate information, however we do not guarantee the information. It is possible we are missing some New hampshire nursing schools or that some of the colleges and universities listed do not offer any nursing programs. So check with each school you are interested in to confirm they have a nursing program for your needs. Also note that a course syllabus and courses offered may vary. If you are not yet an RN looking to advance your career but are searching for more information on schools with registered nursing programs the list of nursing schools in New hampshire above should be helpful to you as well.