RN to BSN to MSN Curriculum Options and Information

Students’ individual course progression may vary depending on previously completed coursework or other special circumstances. Students work closely with BSN@Home and graduate program advisors throughout the program to ensure smooth progression toward both BSN and MSN degrees.

All students begin with BSN@Home coursework; some graduate coursework can be completed at this time as well. Graduate-level courses completed at this time count toward both BSN and MSN degrees.

Completion time for the RN to BSN to MSN Program varies from student to student and can be customized depending on your schedule.  A majority of students complete the RN to BSN to MSN Program in 5 years.

Below are sample plans of study for the RN to BSN to MSN Program.

 

RN to BSN to MSN students may take the following graduate level courses:

  • Nursing 719 Foundations For Advanced Nursing Roles & Interprofessional Collaboration
    • Offered Every Fall Semester
    • May be taken in place of 3 credit BSN@Home course Nursing 407 Foundations of Professional Nursing
  • Nursing 746 Quality and Safety for Advanced Nursing Roles
    • Offered Every Fall Semester
    • May be taken to count toward 2 credit elective nursing credits for the BSN@Home option*
  • Nursing 783 Healthcare Informatics
    • Offered Every Fall Semester
    • May be taken in place of 3 credit BSN@Home course Nursing 453 Information Management and Healthcare Technology
  • Nursing 745 Advanced Health Assessment
    • Offered Every Summer Semester
    • May be taken to count toward 2 credit elective nursing credits for the BSN@Home option*

*BSN@Home students are required to take 4 elective nursing credits. The student may choose to take Nursing 746 Quality and Safety (2 credits), and/or Nursing 745 Advanced Health Assessment for CNL’s and NE’s (2 credits) to obtain these elective nursing credits.

College of Nursing

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Room C210
800 Algoma Blvd.
Oshkosh, WI 54901