Program overview

The RN to BSN program is built for nurses who want to expand their knowledge, increase career opportunities, and strengthen their leadership skills all without putting work or family on hold.

Key features include:

• Fully online format – no campus visits required and clinical components can be completed virtually or close to home.
• Flexible scheduling – start in fall or spring, with full- and part-time options available.
• Fast completion – finish in as little as one year with a full-time plan of study.
• Eight-week courses – designed for working professionals.
• Credit for prior learning – earn 26 hours of proficiency credit and complete 34 hours of online coursework.
• Dedicated support – experienced online faculty, advisors, and staff to guide you every step of the way.

General education requirements are already met for graduates of any Tennessee Board of Regents institution. Graduates from other systems and those with a nursing diploma may need to complete additional requirements.

Why Study Nursing?

​​Nurses change lives and the world. If you’re looking for a career that blends science, service, and human connection, we encourage you to consider nursing. At its core, the nursing profession is about improving health, advocating for others, and delivering compassionate care across communities and settings. Nurses are trusted leaders who meet people where they are and help them move toward better health.

What can you do with a BSN?

A BSN degree expands your opportunities beyond bedside care. It equips you to step into leadership roles, pursue graduate education, and adapt to a rapidly changing health care environment. With a BSN, you’ll gain advanced skills in evidence-based practice, critical thinking, and patient advocacy helping you make a bigger impact in your workplace and your community.

Curriculum

Admissions and Aid

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