LPN-to-BSN

Designed for Licensed Practical Nurses or Licensed Vocational Nurses, LPN-to-BSN programs could potentially allow students to earn their BSN degree in four academic semesters, depending on school, program type, and course load.*

Curriculum may differ slightly by school, but most LPN-to-BSN degree programs teach health assessment, health promotion, statistics, and human processes in pathology. Students also might engage in courses focused on Nursing Leadership, Professional Nursing Practice, Nursing Situation Analysis, and more.

Upon successful completion of LPN-to-BSN programs, graduates may apply to sit for the Registered Nurse licensure examination.

General Admission Requirements

• Clinical experience, skills, and knowledge
• GPA of 3.0+ for Accelerated LPN-to-BSN programs
• Associate's Degree in Nursing (ADN)
• LPN License

Note:These are general admission requirements and may vary by school. It is always important to check specific requirements with all schools you are interested in attending.

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