RN - BSN Program

Are you already an RN? Gain stability in an evolving industry. The American Nurses Association is pushing for nurses to return to the classroom and continue their education, noting the need to stay current with new practices and technologies. Whether you are a recent graduate or a seasoned nurse, the Lincoln University School of Nursing understands that continuing your education takes a great deal of commitment at any stage in your career.

The RN-BSN Program is a hybrid program in nature, offering some general education courses online and on campus. Didactic BSN nursing courses are entirely online. Practicum courses are online and supervised by approved preceptors with oversight by BSN faculty. Students are required to participate in on-campus activities, such as projects or presentations. This program is designed for associate degree and diploma registered nurses who wish to further their education. This program was initiated in 1992 in response to requests from the community and former associate degree graduates of Lincoln University. The RN-BSN program received the initial National League of Nursing Accreditation (NLNAC) in 2004, now the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN).