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100% Online RN to BSN Coursework

Earn your RN-BSN, on your schedule

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Earn a BSN Your Way

Advance Your RN, Earn Your BSN or MSN Online

Benefit from personalized advising, 24/7 course access and complimentary tutoring.

RN to BSN

BSN curriculum, 100% online coursework that fits your busy schedule.

BSN DegreeNo Specialization

RN-BSN to MSN

Enables RNs to advance their education and careers while being cost and time-effective.

BSN and MSN Degree9 Specialty Tracks

Accelerated RN to MSN

RNs advance their degrees without getting bogged down by prerequisites.

MSN Degree4 Semesters

Still have questions?

What are proficiency credits?

At Chamberlain, you’ll be awarded 77 proficiency credits from your clinical experience as a registered nurse. Additionally, you’ll have your transcript assessed for transfer credits that can cut down on general education courses you need to take before jumping into your advanced work.

How long is the RN to BSN Option?

You can earn your RN to BSN in as few as three semesters of year-round, full-time enrollment. If you prefer to go at your own pace, you can also enroll part-time – or adjust your RN BSN course load for a session to best accommodate your schedule and other obligations.

What’s the difference between RN and BSN?

The main difference between RN and BSN is that a BSN is an educational degree, rather than a licensure or job title. You can pursue a BSN and RN at the same time through an entry-level program like Chamberlain’s 3-Year BSN degree. Alternately, you could become an RN through a diploma or associate degree program, and later return to school to complete your BSN through an RN to BSN online program.

 

Can I still work while earning my BSN?

Absolutely. If you’re already an RN, our RN to BSN Option is designed for busy, working nurses. You will have no mandatory log-in times, allowing you more flexibility to complete your weekly assignments according to your schedule.
 

This class is a great starting point to the program. It reminded me why I’m in nursing, which is evolving all the time. I feel much more confident going into my next session.
ReganRN to BSN Graduate '23

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