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Online RN to BS

Expand Your Nursing Education, Grow Your Career

Licensed RNs who hold an Associate Degree in Nursing can earn a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Nursing online for $12,000*. Nurses who earn a (BS) in nursing degree gain valuable leadership and clinical skills, are eligible for more jobs, and earn a higher salary.

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Program Effectiveness Outcomes

Graduates of the RN-BS emphasis will achieve the following:

  • Deliver safe, evidence-based patient-centered nursing care.
  • Advocate for the well-being of patients and the profession as leaders and managers.
  • Apply foundations of knowledge in humanities and sciences to professional nursing practice.
  • Collaborate and communicate effectively to improve patient outcomes.
  • Demonstrate professionalism consistent with standards of moral, ethical and legal nursing practice.
  • Utilize information management and technologies to lead safe, quality patient care.
  • Integrate theory and research into evidence-based practice.
  • Recognize that health care delivery and professional nursing practice occur within contexts of social, economic and political environments.
  • Promote health and healthy behaviors through collaborative population-focused interventions.

Program Length

The RN-BS program can be completed in 2, 3, or 4 semesters

Mode

Asynchronous (online)

Designed for Working RNs

Our fully online format is built for the working nurse, offering maximum flexibility

Accelerated Timeline

Our accelerated format allows RN’s to complete their BSN in as little as two semesters

Program Information

Application Deadlines

Fall Semester
Opens: November 1
Closes: March 1, 5:00PM MST

Summer Semester
Opens: November 1
Closes: March 1, 5:00PM MST

Contact Us

RN-BS Program Director
Amanda Keddington, DNP, MSN Ed, RN, CCRN, OCN, NPD-BC
Amanda.Keddington@nurs.utah.edu

RN-BS Program Manager
Kristen Mahoney
(801) 587-7605
kristen.mahoney@nurs.utah.edu

Office of Student Services
(801) 587-3194

Questions about admissions?
admissions@nurs.utah.edu