Start Your BSN while earning your ADN

Join one of Ohio’s first — and now largest — RN to BSN programs.

Ohio University can prepare you to become a highly competent practitioner, experienced medical leader or seasoned scholar who is ready to meaningfully impact health care, from the front lines of a major city trauma unit to the most remote corners of Appalachia — one person, and one community, at a time.

  • 100% Online Courses
  • Flexible Schedule

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Nationally Ranked OHIO Online is Nationally Ranked in 12 Online Categories*
A Top Transfer-Friendly University
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Earn your degree faster through OHIO’s Early Start Program


  • Competitively position yourself for future employment
  • Unlimited transfer credits (that never expire)
  • Complete up to 90% of the required nursing credit hours for the OHIO Online RN to BSN while pursuing your ADN1
  • Dedicated academic advisors

Trusted

  • Home to a Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) accredited online Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree program2
  • OHIO is one of the nation's Most Transfer-Friendly Universities and the only public transfer-friendly honor roll recipient in the state3
  • A proud military supporter and yellow ribbon institution
  • Learn from knowledgeable faculty with specialized training

Flexible

  • Flexible, five-week-long nursing courses
  • Eight start dates per year enable you to progress at your own pace
  • Only nine required nursing courses, 31 credit hours

Affordable

  • Ability to pay as you go to budget your education costs
  • One of the nation's most affordable RN to BSN programs4

Sample Courses

  • Professional Nursing Practice
  • Health Assessment and Promotion
  • Family Nursing
  • Community Health Nursing
  • Evidence-Based Nursing Practice
  • Gerontologic Nursing Care
  • Diversity
  • Leadership in Nursing
  • Nursing Excellence
A Professions-Focused Opportunity College The only large university in Ohio, and one of only 8 in the nation, to earn Carnegie recognition in both categories.

Career Opportunities


BSN graduates are well prepared to work in critical care, public health, home health organizations, neighborhood clinics, hospitals and more.

Job titles can include:

  • Informatics Nurse
  • Nurse Advocate
  • Medical-Surgical Nurse
  • and more!

Completing a BSN improves your resume, which is important as health care organizations are increasingly hiring baccalaureate-level nurses.

For more information, contact admissions@ohio.edu.

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Effective Summer 2022 and beyond

The baccalaureate degree program in nursing (including both RN to BSN and traditional BSN tracks) at Ohio University is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. Ohio University is also accredited as a whole by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), formerly the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Institutions of Higher Education. This accreditation also covers all programs and units institution-wide. Learn more about Ohio University’s accreditation.

OHIO recognized as one of the most transfer-friendly schools in the nation

Ohio University's academic programs are not endorsed by any service branch of the U.S. Armed Forces.

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*According to U.S. News and World Report