Level up your nursing career
Earning your Bachelor of Science in Nursing unlocks higher earning potential and opens doors to leadership roles. SFA gives you the credentials needed through a flexible online program designed for working registered nurses.
You can continue practicing in your community while gaining skills that immediately apply to your daily patient care.
Learn on your schedule
Balancing a shift schedule with school is challenging. This program fits into your busy life by delivering coursework completely online. You'll connect with peers and faculty virtually, and you only need to visit campus for graduation. We have a direct path to advance your career without putting your life on hold.
Two paths toward the BSN
If you're currently pursuing or have already earned your associate degree, there's a path ready for you to earn your Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Associate degree earned?
If you already hold an associate degree or diploma in nursing, 30 credit-hour traditional RN-to-BSN path is built for you.
You'll review core concepts like health assessment while exploring advanced topics in community health and nursing leadership.
Associate degree in progress?
If you're enrolled at a partnering institution earning your associate degree, the 31 credit-hour School of Nursing Integrated Curriculum program is your route.
It lets you take SFA bachelor-level courses concurrently while you are still enrolled in your associate degree program. Known by our Lumberjack nurses as "the SONIC track", this option allows you to graduate with your BSN in as little as one semester after finishing your associate degree.
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Requirements Post-RN to BSN degree map SONIC degree mapIs this program accredited?
Yes, by the ACEN.
Post-RN application process for the RN-BSN program
Applications to the program are accepted and reviewed year-round.
There are four convenient start terms each year, allowing you to choose if you begin coursework in August, October, January or May. Select the timeline that works best for your professional shift schedule and personal life.
You should submit your materials several months before your preferred start term to ensure a smooth enrollment process.
Questions?
Get in touch! We're here to help.
DeWitt School of Nursing
DeWitt School of Nursing Complex, Suite 102