Beal University’s RN to BSN is a Bachelor of Science in Nursing completion program for licensed registered nurses. It is delivered online in 8-week terms, and its schedule may provide flexibility for working nurses.
Program length reflects completion in normal time. Individual completion time varies based on course load, transfer credit, satisfactory academic progress, course availability, and other program requirements. Programs not offered in California.
BS
Credential
14 to 26 mo
Normal length
Online
Delivery
NLN CNEA
Initial accreditation
Program length reflects completion in normal time. Individual completion time varies based on course load, transfer credit, satisfactory academic progress, course availability, and other program requirements. Programs not offered in California. Eligible undergraduate students may receive transfer credit for up to 75 percent of a program, subject to Registrar evaluation and program requirements. No more than nine transfer credits may be accepted into a Beal University master's program.
Credential
Normal length
Format
Programmatic accreditation
Start dates
Transfer credit (subject to evaluation)
Beal University’s RN to BSN program holds initial accreditation from the NLN Commission for Nursing Education Accreditation (CNEA). See the NLN CNEA accredited programs directory for current status. Beal University is institutionally accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC).
WHAT YOU WILL STUDY
The RN to BSN curriculum builds on your nursing license with coursework in evidence-based practice, nursing leadership, community and population health, research, and the professional foundations of nursing.
CORE COURSES
CAREER OUTCOMES
Potential occupations related to this field may include the roles listed below. Employment is not guaranteed, and employers may require additional education, experience, certification, licensure, or background screening.
This program is designed for nurses who already hold an active RN license and want to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Prior academic credits are evaluated for transfer; the RN license itself does not transfer as credit. Eligible undergraduate students may receive transfer credit for up to 75 percent of a program, subject to Registrar evaluation and program requirements. No more than nine transfer credits may be accepted into a Beal University master’s program. Learn more about transfer credit.
Some programs are designed to prepare graduates for occupations that require professional licensure or certification. Requirements vary by state and may change. Review Beal University’s state-specific professional licensure disclosures before enrolling. The applicable licensing or certification authority makes the final eligibility determination.
WHY STUDY WITH BEAL
Eight-week online terms and 6 start dates a year may provide scheduling flexibility.
The RN to BSN holds initial accreditation from the NLN Commission for Nursing Education Accreditation (CNEA). Beal University is institutionally accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC).
RN to BSN coursework is delivered online. Review the current catalog for all program requirements.
Small cohorts, one-on-one attention, and career services for current students and graduates.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Beal University’s RN to BSN program holds initial accreditation from the NLN Commission for Nursing Education Accreditation (CNEA). See the NLN CNEA accredited programs directory for current status. Beal University is institutionally accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC).
Yes. The RN to BSN is delivered online in 8-week terms. Review the current catalog for all program requirements before enrolling.
It is designed to be completed in 14 to 26 months in normal time, using 8-week terms with 6 start dates a year. Program length reflects completion in normal time. Individual completion time varies based on course load, transfer credit, satisfactory academic progress, course availability, and other program requirements. Programs not offered in California.
It is for registered nurses who already hold a license and want to earn the Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
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Talk with admissions about start dates and how your prior academic credits may be evaluated for transfer.
