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Undergraduate Program

Online RN to BSN

The online RN to BSN Degree Completion program is no longer accepting applications for new students.

Once you’ve earned your diploma or associate degree and work as a registered nurse, you may want to continue your education. 

Investing in an advanced degree is an advantage for both you and your employer. 

Experience, coupled with education, enriches your nursing practice and increases your career opportunities.

In as little as three full-time semesters, you can complete the required courses for a BSN. 

Undergraduate Program Outcomes

RN to BSN End of Program Student Learning Outcomes

  • Incorporate knowledge from the liberal arts, sciences and nursing as the basis for nursing practice that is culturally competent, fiscally responsible, and socially relevant
  • Integrate legal, ethical principles and professional values within the role of the BSN-prepared nurse to promote quality health care and professional nursing practice.
  • Promote competent nursing care at all levels of prevention across the health care continuum
  • Examine the leadership role of the professional nurse in practice, research, education, and service
  • Utilize technology to manage knowledge, communicate information, facilitate decision making and provide quality nursing care
  • Integrate legal, ethical principles and professional values within the role of the BSN prepare nurse to promote quality health care and professional nursing practice
  • Analyze the role of the nurse as advocate in working with clients, families and the profession through involvement in political process and health care/client care policies and practices

Contact the Office of Graduate Studies & Adult Education at 412.536.1260 or adultadmissions@laroche.edu for more information.

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