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Online Bachelor of Science
Nursing
(for working RNs)
Open doors for your nursing career with advanced clinical and leadership skills
If you’re a working registered nurse (RN) who is ready to level up your career, Harrisburg University of Science and Technology can help. We offer a CCNE-accredited online RN to BSN program that can equip you to do more in your current role, help you qualify for more advanced roles, and build the foundation for future graduate-level study—all in a format that fits your life.
Program Features and Benefits
100% online curriculum with seven-week course blocks.
Accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)
Accelerated 18-month completion time.
A program you can personalize, with research projects you can complete where you work and the opportunity to help design your practicum experience.
An emphasis on patient advocacy as well as applied science concepts.
Access to an engaged, diverse peer network of nursing professionals.
What You’ll Learn
As a graduate of this program, you will be able to:
- Demonstrate evidence-based nursing care from a practice, policy, and systems perspective
- Act within contemporary ethical professional standards
- Demonstrate cultural competency
- Participate in teams in a variety of healthcare settings
Career opportunities
A BSN degree can equip you for entry-level management and leadership roles within your current organization, or help you pursue new job opportunities with Magnet® hospitals. Your BSN can also act as the next step toward your master’s degree in nursing.
How to apply
To apply to the online RN to BSN, you must be an actively practicing RN with no restrictions on your license. If accepted to the program, we will block transfer up to 70 credits to your BSN degree.
See more details, including where to fill out our free application form, on our admissions page.
ACCREDITATION STATEMENT
The baccalaureate degree program in nursing at Harrisburg University is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org).
