Nursing Degree Program Online

Earn your online nursing degree at Walden. Choose from a variety of RN to BSN and RN to MSN programs.

RN to BSN Programs

RN to BSN programs are for registered nurses who want to earn a bachelor’s degree in nursing. Walden University’s RN to BSN program is available as an online program, which allows you the flexibility of studying from anywhere at any time.

Walden University’s online RN to BSN program offers several advantages:

• A variety of online delivery options, including asynchronous and synchronous courses. This means that you can complete your coursework at your own pace, whenever it fits your schedule best—even if that means taking all four years of required coursework at one time! You may also choose between traditional synchronous classes (where students meet for face-to-face sessions) or asynchronous ones (where students access recorded lectures), depending on what works best for you and your lifestyle needs.
• Flexible class scheduling options that accommodate busy lifestyles while allowing maximum study time each week. Many universities require more than 15 hours per week of study time outside the classroom; however, Walden University’s RN-BSN program requires only 12 hours per week! In addition, once enrolled in this program, students can choose whether they would like their courses offered during evenings only or throughout their entire day—including night classes—with some evening courses requiring less than 5 hours per week outside scheduled lectures/tutorials/discussions/tests/exams

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN)

Online RN to BSN programs are the most convenient way to advance your career.

Because they are flexible, online RN to BSN programs can be taken at any time.

They’re also affordable, which makes them more accessible than other options.

Online RN to BSN degrees are available in many locations through our network of partners.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing Completion Program (RN-BSN)

• Program Length: 3 years
• Location: N/A, but can be completed online.
• Tuition: $$$$ (varies by campus)
• Admission Requirements: Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university. Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale, or at least a 3.0 on all work done during the last two years of your undergraduate studies (or equivalent). Must also meet state-mandated testing scores, which vary by state and institution; check with your chosen program for details. In addition to this standard admission requirement, some programs require GRE scores if you have not graduated from an accredited school within the last year prior to applying; again, check with your chosen program for specifics on this requirement before applying!

RN to MSN Programs

Although there are multiple options for the RN to MSN degree, it is important to note that the format of your chosen program will dictate how many credits you need to complete in order to earn a graduate degree. Typically, programs can be completed in as little as two years or as much as five years depending on your level of experience and how quickly you want to finish your coursework.

RN-MSN programs are offered at the Master’s of Science in Nursing level and have been designed specifically for nurses who wish to take their career further by earning an advanced degree in nursing. These programs vary from school to school but typically require students complete a thesis or capstone project upon completion of their coursework. Additionally, most schools offer some variation on RN-MSN degrees such as Executive Leadership (EL) Masters Degrees with specializations such as Leadership Development or Quality Management & Improvement.

Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)

Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) programs are for nurses with a bachelor’s degree in nursing who want to advance their career and specialize in a specific area. These programs can take as little as 12 months, but many take longer. The length of time depends on the program you choose and the courses you need to complete.

You can find MSN programs that allow you to study online or through hybrid formats like a mix of online coursework and weekend classes on campus at local colleges or universities. Many schools offer flexible schedules so that you can complete your studies without interrupting your work schedule as much as possible.

Earn your online nursing degree at Walden. Choose from a variety of RN to BSN and RN to MSN programs.

Walden University offers a variety of RN to BSN and RN to MSN programs. With flexible schedules and online learning, you can earn your degree without disrupting your busy life.

With Walden’s RN to BSN program, you can pursue a bachelor’s degree in nursing while continuing to work as a registered nurse (RN). The curriculum is designed for students who already have an associate’s degree but want the opportunity to upgrade their education and enter the rapidly growing field of nursing leadership.

During our RN to BSN program, you’ll gain knowledge in both clinical practice and leadership principles that are essential for success as an advanced practice nurse. As part of this versatile curriculum, you’ll be able to choose from four specializations: family health care; mental health/addiction; neuroscience nursing; or public health nursing.

Our online MSN program prepares nurses for positions as nurse practitioners at all levels of care delivery; nurses who wish to work more independently will benefit from additional classroom time spent on critical thinking skills plus individualized mentoring opportunities with faculty members chosen specifically for them by Walden University faculty experts in each area.*

Walden University offers RN to BSN and RN to MSN programs, which are among the top nursing degrees online. Our RN to BSN program includes a variety of specializations and options for your degree completion. The school also offers an RN-BSN completion program, which allows you to earn your Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree while working on your RN license. If you’re interested in pursuing an MSN degree, Walden University has several options available as well—including a standard one-year format with no clinical hours required or accelerated programs that last two years with clinical rotations during summers or breaks between semesters so students can complete their master’s degrees faster. We have campuses located throughout the United States and Canada so students can choose from locations near them as well!