The School of Nursing offers two pathways for students who start their nursing education in a non-baccalaureate program to earn a bachelor's degree (BSN).
These two pathways are:
Both tracks are designed to be completed in 12-15 months if attending full time. Nursing courses are offered in hybrid format (mostly online). Depending on the student's need, General Education courses may be hybrid or on campus. The programs include a Community/Public Health clinical course (NURS 174C). Completion of the full program of study, which includes NURS 174C, qualifies students to apply for a Public Health Nurse (PHN) certificate from the the California Board of Registered Nursing. The School of Nursing faculty strongly recommend NURS 174C for all students as it is an important part of the BSN education and offers opportunities for diverse nursing roles and employment.
Admission Requirements
RN-BSN - Traditional 15-Week Semester Track:
ADN to BSN Collaborative Track:
Note: Students must pass the NCELX RN examination and possess a current valid Registered Nurse License to enroll in third semester. Students not passing the examination may apply for the RN-BSN Program and have units transferred.
Academic qualification equivalents
High School Transcript Minimum 3.0 out of 4.0 scale or average 80% marks
High School Diploma Must accompany transcript
English language requirements
University type | Public |
Application portal | online |
Application fee (non-refundable) | 70 USD |
Mode of payment | Credit/debit card or PayPal account |
Acceptance rate | 64 % |
GPA Requirement | 2.5-3.25 |
Academic calendar | Semester based |
On-campus housing facility | Available |
Financial aid | Scholarships available |
International Admissions Helpdesk | calstateapply@calstate.ed |
Fee | Cost |
---|---|
California Resident Tuition | $5,742 |
Books and Supplies | $1,970 |
Other Fees | $1,626 |
Room and Board | $15,224 |
Budget for Other Expenses | $2,568 |
Total One Year Cost | $27,130 |
Fee | Cost |
---|---|
Out of State Resident Tuition | $17,622 |
Books and Supplies | $1,970 |
Other Fees | $1,626 |
Room and Board | $15,224 |
Budget for Other Expenses | $2,568 |
Total One Year Cost | $39,010 |
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Tuition & fees :
$ 16,800
Total
$ 16,800