If you’re a registered nurse thinking about earning your BSN, you’re probably weighing more than just the decision to go back to school. You’re also trying to figure out how the program actually works day to day. Before you enroll, it helps to know what to expect from the format, t...
Choosing a nursing education path can feel confusing. Terms such as ASN, BSN, RN, and RN to BSN are often used together, but they do not mean the same thing. An ASN and a BSN are college degrees. RN is a professional license. An RN to BSN program is a degree-completion pathway for licensed registere...
Many students know they want to work in healthcare, but choosing a specific direction can take time. Some are drawn to nursing and direct patient care. Others are more interested in technology, administration, public health, data, or support services. Nursing is one part of the larger healthcare fie...
Online nursing programs can make it easier to balance school with work and family. Still, “online” does not always mean that every part of the program happens from home. Some RN to BSN programs include clinical courses, practicums, or other applied learning experiences. MDC Online’s RN to BSN ...
RN to BSN students study subjects such as nursing leadership, research, community health, patient safety, communication, and healthcare technology. These courses build on the clinical education and experience registered nurses already have. Instead of repeating basic nursing skills, the curriculum h...
Applying to an RN to BSN program involves more than completing an online form. Working nurses may need to confirm their license status, gather transcripts, review previous coursework, and learn which requirements apply to their academic background. Preparing early can help you understand what to exp...
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