The purpose of the baccalaureate completion program is to advance the education level of the associate degree nurse.
The program is designed to improve the quality of health care by challenging students to become liberally educated professional nurses capable of empowering others.
Have questions or need information? Please reach out to our staff!
Applications to the RN to BSN program are open until August 1st for the Fall cohort, and January 1st for the Spring cohort.
 | Fully online - The RN to BSN program is tailored for working RNs. |
 | Accelerated completion - Earn your Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree in 12 months. |
 | Reduced Tuition Rates - As part of Newman’s Career Advantage Programs, the RN to BSN program is offered at a significantly reduced tuition rate at $250/per credit hour. |
Career Pathways
In Nursing
Newman University’s Nursing program provides you with the knowledge and relevant skills to set you on the path to a fulfilling career.
Some of our alumni in this program have found careers in:
- Wound Care
- Clinics Hospice
- Home Health Administration
- Case Management
- Travel Nursing
- Nursing Leadership and Management
- Nursing Research
- Health Policy
Some who have completed this program have chosen to continue studies in:
- Doctorate of Nursing Anesthesia Practice
- Nurse Practitioner
- Clinical Nurse
- Specialist Nurse
- Mid-Wife Nursing Education
"Newman’s Nursing Program is filled with professors that care about you as an individual. Not only do the instructors care about preparing you for your future nursing career, but they are willing to give the 1-1 attention needed to be successful. The smaller program size and interpersonal relationships you can develop here helped me feel supported. I would recommend the program to anyone looking for a great hands-on interpersonal experience!"
Newman School of Healthcare Professions, Nursing, Rebecca Bindi
"I'm very thankful to have gotten into Newman and met all the people that I did. I enjoyed Newman offering smaller classes and the teachers were able to spend a lot more one-on-one time with us, which I enjoyed."
Newman School of Healthcare Professions, Nursing, Emily Hendricks