RN to BSN Degree Completion Program

RN educational and professional requirements continue to change. Don’t be left behind.

39.77%*

Diverse Students in this Program

61.93%*

Students are ages 40+ in this Program

93.18%*

Students Enrolled Part Time in this Program

*Argosy University program census, 09/16/2016

As a smart RN you know the Argosy University RN to BSN Completion Degree can put polish on your experience and provide a boost to your career potential so that you may stay competitive in the workplace. Be ready when career opportunity knocks on your door.

Why should you want to become BSN prepared?

Nursing practice is constantly changing. Our BSN coursework can help you:

Bridge to a higher level of inter-professional collaboration,
Grow your leadership presence,
Build a stronger foundation for delivering evidence-based practice.

The Institute of Medicine has recommended the nursing profession increase the percentage of nurses with a baccalaureate degree to 80 percent by 2020. Will you be a part of the 80% BSN majority?

Read The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health Report Recommendations

Why Choose a Nursing Degree at Argosy University?

Advantages

Part-time options available
Small class size for personal attention
Blended online learning with virtual or in-seat classroom options to meet your learning style.
7.5 week courses
Relevant, workplace focused coursework specifically for experienced RNs
Transfer friendly*
CCNE Programmatic Accreditation, Dallas Campus. CCNE accreditation applicant status at other locations.*

*Transfer of credit is evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Argosy University offers no guarantee that credit earned at another institution will be accepted into a program of study offered by Argosy University. However, a student completing an associate’s degree in Nursing can have the entire degree transferred as a block. All the general education requirements will be deemed to have been met.

Accreditation

*** The baccalaureate degree program in nursing at Argosy University, Dallas, Argosy University, Hawaii and Argosy University, Atlanta are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org).

Affordable Tiered Tuition Plan is a program designed to give students the opportunity to earn tuition deduction all the way to graduation. Every student who dedicates endless hours to their education deserves a deduction. Here’s how it works for a bachelor's degree program:*†

Start earning your degree
> 25% credits*
10% tuition deduction
> 50% credits*
15% tuition deduction
> 75% credits*
20% tuition deduction

*earned program credits

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*To see full eligibility requirements and excluded programs, please visit this page (pdfs by program previously approved). Associate’s level offers separate tuition reduction structure. Graduate and certificate programs are not eligible for tiered tuition.

† Students utilizing partnership agreements or enrolling as a Continual Transfer Waiver will not be eligible for the reduced tuition. Those students will receive the tuition reduction as outlined in the partnership agreement or transfer waiver.

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What to Expect

When You're Applying

You will work with an admissions team eager to answer your questions and assist you through the application process
You will learn from a financial aid team about options for making your academic goals more affordable

When you’re enrolled

You will attend a program that accommodates working professionals who are licensed nurses and is aligned with the standards in the field.
You will be taught and mentored by instructors who are practitioner scholars with nursing field experience**
You will enjoy a faculty that is passionate about helping you achieve your professional and personal goals. Courses are designed to help working nurses grow their career readiness for practice opportunities.

**Credentials and experience levels vary by faculty and instructors.

If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door.

Milton Berle

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN)