Nursing: RN-BSN Completion
- Overview
- Admissions
- Academics
- What You'll Learn
Consider the flexible RN to BSN Degree Completion program from St. Catherine University's College for Adults, for RNs wishing to complete a BSN. Women and men have the opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing (BSN) at a rigorous and respected university. Accelerated, fully online BSN completion program for Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) nurses. No clinical requirements. Students get maximal recognition of their previous educational experience (from their associate degree in nursing and other college credits), from a leading School of Nursing. Endorsed by the American Holistic Nurses Credentialing Corporation (AHNCC).
Why Choose St. Catherine
At St. Catherine University you can freely express yourself and are surrounded by people who believe in you and want to help you reach your full potential. A place where you will be challenged academically and supported personally. A place where leading is encouraged and not a competition.
At St. Catherine University, academic excellence is at the forefront of everything we do. We value and welcome your voice, ensuring an enriching and inclusive learning environment for all.
Admission Requirements
- Current and unencumbered registered nurse licensure
- Cumulative GPA of 2.5 or above. Students ineligible for the nursing major because of GPA or nursing course grades may be reconsidered on an individual basis by petitioning the RN to BSN Committee on Students.
- Completion of 82 semester credits
- Minimum grade of C in all nursing courses
- No application fee
Curriculum
Curriculum Details
Sample courses will include:
Empirical Foundations (4 credits, first half of semester over 7.5 weeks)
Professional Nursing: Theories, Concepts and Practice (4 credits, second half of semester over 7.5 weeks)
Population-Based Nursing Practice I (3 credits, 4 weeks)
Population-Based Nursing Practice II (4 credits, first half of semester over 7.5 weeks)
Leadership and Systems Change (4 credits, second half of semester over 7.5 weeks)
Evidence-Based Practice and Outcome Management (3 credits, 5 weeks)
What You'll Learn
- In-depth knowledge and real-world skills in evidence-based practice
- Research methods
- Nursing care of families
- Nursing care of populations
- Nursing leadership
- Systems change