Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science, Nursing Completion Track

Christine Davis pursued her degree just one class at a time, giving birth to two sons along the way. By the time her boys started school, she was balancing their school activities, her school activities, a full-time position, and church and social commitments. Read her story.   Nationally Ranked

Join a nursing community that cares for you

Giving care is second nature if you’re a nurse. It’s what you do and probably part of your passion.

But what if you forget to care for yourself? What if you’re putting professional opportunity on hold? What if you’re not completing your goal of providing the most informed nursing care possible?

Preparing for Today's Health Care Landscape
Completing your bachelor’s in nursing means keeping up with the shift from hospital-centered care to community-based primary health care. It means having a greater knowledge of health promotion and disease prevention in order to help individuals, groups, and communities find improved levels of wellness. It means moving from technical nursing practice to professional nursing practice. It means more career opportunities and a welcome salary increase.

And it means completing the task that you began when you earned your associate degree.

With our online RN-to-BS completion track, you can make these strides without setting your feet on campus—but you are always invited to join us here to celebrate your achievement on graduation day! 

Why Ball State?
Check out our impressive list of program advantages.

Mode of Delivery 
Our program is fully, wholly, totally online. When you shop and compare, see how other schools define “online.” According to Ball State’s definition, the only time you’ll leave your laptop is to complete clinical hours which can be arranged with a nursing professional (preceptor) in your community.

Contact Info:  
Jennifer Criss, RN-to-BS Track Secretary 
School of Nursing 

Get started on the RN to BS track by checking out course work for your degree. If you've taken classes at another school, learn about credit requirements for a Ball State degree.