What to Expect from an Online RN to BSN Program

Returning to school, whether it has been a few months or a few years, can be daunting for working professionals. However, as the need for nurses with bachelor’s degrees grows, many RNs are finding that earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) through online study helps them expand their education while addressing work, family and schedule challenges.

An online RN to BSN program offers working nurses benefits of remote access and flexible scheduling while keeping the quality of the education high.

Online instructors are seasoned academic professionals with teaching experience as well as professional experience. These instructors often maintain positions in the nursing field while teaching, making them highly relatable to their students’ responsibilities and experiences.

They are also skilled in facilitating discussions and feedback through video conferencing and online interaction. This provides deeper interaction that helps students connect to the professors and material.

Online programs may also offer special courses that focus on leadership and management.

Our accredited online RN to BSN program is an ideal option for working nurses who wish to advance their education. Flexibility, experienced instructors and varied course content provide a rich learning environment for students.


Learn more about the UL online RN to BSN program.

Source: usnews.com

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