Bachelor of Science in Nursing

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RN to B.S.N.

Graduates of the RN to B.S.N. Nursing program through Liberty University Online are equipped with the critical thinking and leadership skills to advance their career in all areas of nursing including medical missions and administration.

Many of our graduates are admitted to graduate nursing programs worldwide, while others have continued on in their profession to become clinical nurse specialists, nurse practitioners and nursing faculty after completing their graduate education.

The convenience and flexibility of the eight-week course format provides registered nurses with the option to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing while maintaining their current nursing positions wherever they live. Students also benefit from having ready access to highly qualified and accomplished nursing faculty who provide ongoing support throughout the online degree in nursing and a quality Christ-centered education.

Students have valuable opportunities to connect with other nursing students through the online nursing B.S. from a variety of specialty backgrounds throughout the nation and world. The majority of the RN to B.S.N. students complete the Liberty University Online program in about two years.

To develop and advance your career in nursing, contact an Admissions Counselor today by calling (800) 424-9595.
 

Most courses are offered in an online format; however, Liberty University Online does not offer the required science courses online. These select courses must be transferred in or taken at another institution.

Criteria for Admission

In addition to general criteria for admission

• RN licensure in state of residence (copy of licensure document)
• Graduate of an NLN accredited nursing program leading to an associate degree or hospital diploma
• Technology questionnaire

What’s your minor?

Explore your options under the Minors section of the Academic Programs web page.

Quick Facts

2011-2012 Tuition

$304 per credit hour (based on full-time enrollment)

Credit Hours

• 120 total hours
• 30 hours must be taken through Liberty
• 50% (26 hours) of major must be taken through Liberty
• 30 hours of upper-level course are a required part of the 120 total hours

Credit for Life Experience

Credit is given for RN licensure, and no challenge tests are required.

Potential Career Fields

• Community Agencies
• Education
• Government Service
• Independent Practice
• International Health
• Long-Term Care Agencies
• Nursing Research
• Staff Nursing

Want to learn more?

Visit the Nursing Department
Download Degree Completion Plan
Undergraduate Admissions Requirements
Download the Handbook