TRAIN ONLINE FOR A
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN NURSING

Are you ready to continue moving up the ladder in your nursing career? Does your employer require a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing (BSN)? Are you looking for an opportunity to earn your Nursing Degree online? Beckfield College can provide an opportunity for you to take your nursing career to the next level. 

More and more hospitals are hiring nurses who have a BSN Degree or higher, citing nursing excellence, better patient outcomes, and lower patient mortality. In fact, the nation’s Magnet Hospitals, which are recognized by the American Nurses Credentialing Center for Nursing Excellence and superior patient outcomes have moved to require all nurse managers and nurse leaders to hold a bachelor’s or graduate degree in Nursing. 

RegisteredNursing.org has ranked Beckfield College’s Online RN to BSN program as one of the best in Kentucky for 2023!

Now is your time to focus on leadership, nurse management skills, and new career opportunities available to you with a BSN Degree from Beckfield College. While there is currently no waitlist for admission, seats may fill quickly, so inquire today to get the process underway to secure your admission, and toward career opportunities that a BSN will afford you. 

The baccalaureate degree program in nursing at Beckfield College is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org). 

WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE
RN TO BSN ONLINE TRACK

The RN to BSN track is completely online which makes it easy for students who are balancing work, family, and other priorities, and can be completed in 18 months for students attending full-time.** The RN to BSN online track at Beckfield College offers the necessary nursing and general education requirements while ensuring students experience a holistic approach to the increasing demands in today’s nursing environment.  With a focus on leadership and management, cultural diversity, and disaster management in conjunction with the necessary nursing courses, graduates experience a well-rounded education. Plus, we have only three nursing courses with the required clinical immersion of 12 to 16 hours in each that consists of observing a clinical nurse leader.

Graduates of this track will: 

• Evaluate principles, models, and theories from nursing and related disciplines for applicability in nursing practice 

• Participate in community or population-focused assessment 

• Collaborate and communicate to identify, manage, and exchange knowledge with colleagues from nursing, other disciplines, and patients 

• Integrate beginning leadership and management skills utilizing critical thinking, legal and ethical decision-making, and evidenced-based practice 

• Use information technology to manage knowledge, communicate information, and facilitate decision-making in professional nursing practice 

• Engage in quality improvement/patient safety activities to promote an understanding of the organizational process, unit application, and evaluation process 

• Analyze the effect of a health policy on the organization, financing, and delivery of healthcare 

• Participate in activities that advance nursing as a profession and the self as a professional 

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