
The RN to BSN program at Keiser University is designed for registered nurses who hold an associate degree or nursing diploma and wish to advance their careers. This program deepens your knowledge of healthcare systems, focusing on professional nursing practice, health promotion, and disease prevention. You will learn from experienced nursing faculty and develop advanced expertise. The program is available online and in a hybrid format, allowing flexibility for working professionals. Completion is possible in as few as 12 months.
The curriculum includes lower division coursework and advanced placement for RN licensure, followed by upper division nursing major courses and general education electives. The program focuses on building upon your existing nursing foundation.
Graduates of the RN to BSN program are prepared for various nursing leadership, education, and specialized practice roles. The degree enhances your ability to apply nursing science, implement evidence-based practice, and address public health challenges.
Students are responsible for securing appropriate preceptors for clinical courses.
Required and optional fees are set by the university in addition to tuition and may vary. Consult the university catalog or your admissions counselor for details. Optional fees are the responsibility of the student.
The Baccalaureate degree programs in nursing are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Keiser University campuses' baccalaureate degree nursing programs are in candidacy status for initial accreditation with the Accrediting Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN).
Applicants must be graduates of an associate degree or diploma nursing program and hold a current, active, and non-restricted Registered Nurse (RN) license in the United States. For hybrid programs in Florida, a Florida RN license is required.
The program is designed for completion in as few as 12 months. It requires a total of 120 credit hours.
Graduates are prepared for various roles such as Clinical Nurse Leader, Nurse Manager, Community Health Nurse, and Quality Improvement Coordinator. The degree enhances skills for leadership, evidence-based practice, and public health challenges.
You need to verify eligibility, contact Keiser University's admissions office, submit the application form, and provide official transcripts and proof of RN licensure. International applicants should contact the university directly for specific procedures.
Yes, the program is available in both online and hybrid formats, offering flexibility for working professionals.