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If you're a registered nurse with an associate's degree or diploma, the RN-to-BSN at Queens University of Charlotte offers the opportunity to enhance your basic education, learn new knowledge and skills, and multiply your career options.
Why is Queens a great choice for completing your BSN degree?
- Interactive, engaging classes
- Online or classroom-based option
- Convenient, single-day hours that won't change for the program's four semesters
- Faculty focused on student learning
- Full accreditation of the program by the Commission on Collegiate Education
- Queens University of Charlotte Career Mobility Scholarship for the bridge course, NURS 310, which is offered at a 50% tuition reduction
- William Randolph Hearst Nursing Scholarship - Need-based and merit-based
- Preceptor Scholarship
- Tuition deferment option
- All 41 of your nursing credits will transfer into the RN to BSN program (Presbyterian School of Nursing ASN graduates only). Non-Queens ASN graduates can transfer in 36 credits after NURS310 is completed.
Our program recognizes your previous nursing experience and works with you to accomplish your individual goals. The curriculum coursework exposes you to the most current theories and issues in nursing. You can deepen your understanding of evidence-based practice, strengthen your leadership skills, and broaden your understanding of the healthcare needs of diverse populations.
The Queens environment offers personalized attention from your faculty and low student/faculty ratios. Learning experiences are often individualized to match your area of interest. Clinical courses are competency-based with a focus on achieving identified outcomes rather than strictly prescribed learning activities.
Accreditation
The Vail Program of Nursing is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. Accreditation is an indication of public approbation, attesting to the quality of the educational program and the continued commitment of the sponsoring institution to support the program.
For further information about the accreditation of the program, please contact the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education at the following address: Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, One Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 530, Washington, DC 20036-1120, or call 202-887-6791.
Upcoming RN to BSN Cohorts
August 2010 (Fall) - All nursing classes will be held on Tuesdays at Queens' Fifth St. campus (behind Presbyterian (Main) Hospital.
January 2011 (Spring) - All nursing classes will be held online. No campus visits for classes will be required!
Are you interested in taking courses towards the RN to BSN program, starting in August 2010? Contact an Admissions Counselor here!
Helpful Links for admissions inquiries:
Admission
Degree Requirements Including Prerequisite Courses
Course Descriptions
RN to BSN Information Sheet
Financial Aid
For information about the RN to BSN schedule and curriculum:
Ruth E. Stephenson, RN, MSN
Assistant Professor and RN-to-BSN coordinator
704.337.2275
Email: StephenR@Queens.edu
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