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.
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 Information
Semester 1
NURS 3440 – Role Transitions
NURS 3470 – Health Promotion & Clinical Prevention
NURS 3322 – Information Tech & Evidence‑based Practice
NURS 3360 – Health Systems & Populations I
Upper Division Elective
Semester 2
NURS 3490 – Assessing Health Indicators
NURS 4365 – Health Systems & Populations II
NURS 4430 – Clinical Applications of Research & EBP
NURS 4451 – Leadership
Semester run consecutively (Fall, Spring, and Summer). Course sequence may vary based on semester start. Courses build upon each other; students are expected to follow their exact plan of study as deviations may impact learning. However, if students encounter life event which may necessitate a change in the program of study, they may work with their academic advisor to build a new plan of study.
2-semester track students must have passed the NCLEX by the end of semester 1.
This is a sample program of study only and is subject to change–students will receive final program of study during the onboarding process.
Semester 1
NURS 3440 – Role Transitions
NURS 3322 – Information Tech & Evidence‑based Practice
Upper Division Elective
Semester 2
NURS 3360 – Health Systems & Populations I
NURS 3470 – Health Promotion & Clinical Prevention
NURS 4451 – Leadership
Semester 3
NURS 3490 – Assessing Health Indicators
NURS 4365 – Health Systems & Populations II
NURS 4430 – Clinical Applications of Research & EBP
Semester run consecutively (Fall, Spring, and Summer). Course sequence may vary based on semester start. Courses build upon each other; students are expected to follow their exact plan of study as deviations may impact learning. However, if students encounter life event which may necessitate a change in the program of study, they may work with their academic advisor to build a new plan of study.
3-semester track students must have passed the NCLEX by the end of semester 1.
This is a sample program of study only and is subject to change–students will receive final program of study during the onboarding process.
Semester 1
NURS 3440 – Role Transitions
NURS 3470 – Health Promotion & Clinical Prevention
Upper Division Elective
Semester 2
NURS 3360 – Health Systems & Populations I
NURS 3490 – Assessing Health Indicators
Semester 3
NURS 3322 – Information Tech & Evidence‑based Practice
NURS 4365 – Health Systems & Populations II
Semester 4
NURS 4451 – Leadership
NURS 4430 – Clinical Applications of Research & EBP
Semester run consecutively (Fall, Spring, and Summer). Course sequence may vary based on semester start. Courses build upon each other; students are expected to follow their exact plan of study as deviations may impact learning. However, if students encounter life event which may necessitate a change in the program of study, they may work with their academic advisor to build a new plan of study.
4-semester track students must have passed the NCLEX by the end of semester 1.
This is a sample program of study only and is subject to change–students will receive final program of study during the onboarding process.
Application Deadlines
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