Nursing

Bachelor of Science Completion Program, RN to BSNNursing

A Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing will expand professional opportunities for registered nurses in hospitals and other health care facilities as well as in nursing education programs. Graduates will be prepared to assume new roles, exhibit new leadership skills or continue their studies in a graduate-level nursing program.

The Franklin Pierce University RN to BSN program is designed for registered nurses who need a flexible and convenient program as they juggle work commitments, family life and personal time. The program is structured for students who hold an RN license and have completed 60 credits in an Associate Degree nursing program. These credits are applied to both the Franklin Pierce core curriculum and the requirements of the major where appropriate.

Students combine traditional classroom studies with online courses.  Many courses are offered through a combination of in-class and online delivery. Each student’s program of study is individually designed based on previous education and experience. Nursing classes are offered at the Franklin Pierce centers for higher education in Concord, Lebanon and Portsmouth. However, general education courses can be taken at any of the University’s Graduate & Professional Studies centers including Concord, Keene, Lebanon and Manchester. 

Want to Know More?

View the College of Graduate and Professional Studies academic catalog for specific degree requirements and course information.

Contact

Franklin Pierce University
College of Graduate & Professional Studies
1.800.325.1090
cgps@franklinpierce.edu