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The RN to BSN Degree Completion program is offered at Montana State University Billings through the College of Health Professions and Science.  The program’s intent is to help address the growing need for professional bachelor-prepared nurses. 

The 49-credit-hour program is delivered online and will advance nurses’ careers by preparing them for a range of practice environments, for administrative duties and for graduate education.  The program adopts all major provisions of the Montana University System’s common curriculum recently established by the HealthCare Montana consortium. 

 
 

 

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Do I have to be a nurse in order to be admitted to the program?

YES, all applicants must provide evidence of a current unencumbered license as a registered nurse (RN).  However, it is not required to be working as a nurse.

When does the program accept applications?

The RN to BSN completion program operates under a rolling acceptance model. Students can start fall, spring or summer with applications being accepted anytime during the year for the next available semester.  Future student just need to indicate their intended start semester and year.

Is the program offered all online?

YES, all didactic courses will be offered online.  Most courses will be offered using an eight-week block schedule. There are two 45 hour clinical courses that are not online but are offered in the students local area. 

How many credits are required in the plan of study?

The program requires 49 credit hours to complete the degree.  The plan of study is designed for an accelerated format with block scheduling.  If a student follows the complete plan of study course work may be completed in three semesters (fall, spring and summer).  Part time plans of study are available.

Is a clinical required in the plan of study?

YES, there two courses (Nursing Leadership and Management and Nursing in the Community) which each require a one credit hour clinical. These are Faculty-Led Clincal Mentor Courses which are pass/fail. 

Are previous courses from another institution transferable?

Transferability will depend on the courses and university from which the course was completed. All previous academic coursework will be reviewed for transferability.

Is the program accredited?

Montana State University Billings is an accredited institution through the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU).  

The RN to BSN baccalaureate degree program in nursing at Montana State University Billings is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. 

If I am interested in applying for admittance into the program, what should I do?

To begin the process, learn how to get started and fill out an application.  For more information, parties may contact the College of Health Professions and Science at 406-896-5848.

RN to BSN Degree Completion Program

                              Dr. Rebecca Muller, RN to BSN Program Director                            
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rebecca.muller1@msubillings.edu

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