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Can LPNs or Associate Degree/Diploma RNs complete their BS degree?

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Can LPNs or Associate Degree/Diploma RNs complete their BS degree?

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Yes! For LPNs the admissions process is the same as for other students. However, HCA 210 and NURS 220 are waived. Once admitted to the program, LPNs are typically awarded credit for “transition courses” by submitting a petition. (Student must pay for these credit hours). LPNs progress through the BS program just as other students; however, the number of credit hours taken each semester is reduced. Registered Nurses with an Associates degree who would like to obtain the Bachelors degree may apply to the “BS Completion Program”. Applications to this program are accepted during fall, spring, or summer of each academic year. The application process for RNs is separate from the others so applicants should consult with the nursing advisor for complete information. Special note: RNs and LPNs must have a current license to practice as such at the time of application.

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Yes! For LPNs the admissions process is the same as for other students. However, HCA 2210 and NURS 2220 are waived. Once admitted to the program, LPNs are typically awarded credit for “transition courses” by submitting a petition. (Student must pay for these credit hours). LPNs progress through the BS program just as other students; however, the number of credit hours taken each semester is reduced. Registered Nurses with an Associates degree who would like to obtain the Bachelors degree may apply to the “BS Completion Program”. Applications to this program are accepted during fall, spring, or summer of each academic year. The application process for RNs is separate from the others so applicants should consult with the nursing advisor for complete information. Special note: RNs and LPNs must have a current license to practice as such at the time of application.

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