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Educational Mobility Programs - RN to BSN

Graduates of Associate Degree or hospital-based Diploma programs in nursing may enter the Educational Mobility Program, which leads to a Bachelor's Degree in one or two academic years.

The RN/BSN includes two components - the Lower Division (support courses) and the Upper Division nursing course work. Students are required to complete the Lower Division coursework prior to entering the Upper Division. See Curriculum.

Full-time or Part-time: It's Your Choice

To accommodate the working student, the Upper Division of the RN/BSN program is offered on both a full-time and a part-time basis.

The full-time program is currently offered at the Clifton Campus, with classes scheduled on Wednesday and Thursday of each week. Students in this program can complete the Upper Division in three academic quarters.

The part-time program is offered at the Raymond Walters College Campus, with classes scheduled on Thursday of each week. Students in this program can complete the Upper Division in six academic quarters.

Determining the best program to participate in is the choice of the student.

• Admission Requirements
• Transfer Credits
• RN/BSN Curriculum
• Upper Division Course Sequences
• Challenge Exam Information
• Getting Started in the RN/BSN Program
• Print the RN/BSN Program brochure*
• Questions?

* PDF format