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RN-BSN Completion
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Become a Regis Nurse.
If you are a current RN, adding a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) to your credentials could help push your nursing career further ahead. Regis University can help put you on your way to a richer, fuller experience in a short amount of time with the RN to BSN program.
As one of the top nursing schools in Colorado, the Loretto Heights School of Nursing has been training generations of nursing professionals since 1948. Our graduates are recognized for their knowledge, competence, compassion, ethics and leadership abilities, as well as their commitment to social justice and community service.
Program Snapshot
Program Format
Flexible weekly format
8-week terms
Credits for Completion
30 credit hours minimum
Generous transfer credit opportunities
Cost of Tuition
$585 per credit hour
Sample RN-BSN Classes
NR 455R: Health Promotion Concepts
Focuses on health promotion and disease prevention in nursing practice within the context of the U.S. health care system, global health perspectives, and policy.
NR 466R: Community Health Nursing
An overview on population-based nursing, exploring principles including public health, epidemiology, and environmental health as well as the impact of health care policies on social justice and health care disparities.
Program Details
Get all the details on our RN-BSN completion program, including course requirements and application materials.
Program Credits
The total degree requires 120 credit hours, which includes all core studies requirements, 33 credit hours awarded in accordance with the provisions of the Colorado Articulation Model and RN licensure and 30 credit hours of upper division nursing coursework completed during the program at Regis University.
Program Length
The RN-BSN completion program is designed to be completed in as few as 5 semesters. Students can choose to take the program 100% online, or as part of a web-based classroom in a synchronous format.
Accreditation
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Master of Science degree in Nursing, and Doctor of Nursing Practice programs at Regis University’s Loretto Heights School of Nursing are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
Wondering how your credits will transfer?
The Loretto Heights School of Nursing has a credit transfer policy aimed to ensure RNs with an associate’s degree are given the maximum amount of credit possible. Here’s how it works: if you graduated from a regionally accredited institution, completed an ADN program requiring a minimum of 66 semester hours, and have a current license, you’re eligible for a lump sum transfer of at least 66 semester hours.
We highly encourage you to request an unofficial transcript evaluation. It's a free service and provides you with a written notice of what will likely transfer to Regis University and what's left to complete your BSN. This is the best first step when considering completing your BSN.
How to Apply
To apply directly to the RN-BSN completion program, you will need:
- Completed online application
- Nursing diploma or ADN
- All official transcripts
- Resume
- Active RN license
Tuition and Fees
Program tuition: $585 per credit hour
Total program credits: 120 credit hours (30 credits must be taken at Regis)
Addtional fees may include background check and drug screen costs, application fees and clinical fees, among others. Total number of credits for degree completion varies based on previously earned credits. View the Transfer Guide for a complete list of transfer credit equivalents.
Curious about financial aid options? Regis also offers a variety of scholarships, grants and other programs to help you pay for school. Visit Financial Aid for more information.
A Culture of Excellence
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing RN-BSN Completion is offered by the historic Loretto Heights School of Nursing within the Rueckert-Hartman College for Health Professions.