Nursing – RN to BSN
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"My kids were growing kids. Taking time from them was not an option for me so that’s why I had to find something that was really flexible… I was able to do it. If I can, you can too."-Chan Samreth | Nursing Major |
The RN-BSN Track is offered to registered nurses who are graduates of an ACEN (formerly NLN) accredited associate degree or diploma program in nursing and leads to the Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing. This track offers the RN student the opportunity to acquire knowledge and skills needed for professional nursing practice in a wide variety of settings, and provides the educational foundation that is the basis for graduate study in nursing. Registered nurses who meet the admission requirements for the BSN program may complete the program in one calendar year of study.
Program Highlights
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Transfer StudentsEvery year, college students from across the country discover their new path at USC Upstate. Transfer students bring unique perspectives, help shape our vibrant culture, and are guided personally through the entire transfer process. Learn more about transfering to USC Upstate
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Program Requirements
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Course Descriptions
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Frequently Asked Questions
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The median annual salary for Registered Nurse National Median Salary is $77,600. |
Projected job growth = 9% with national projected job openings of 194,500 positions annually between 2020-2030. |
Contact Information
For questions about the program, please email nursing@uscupstate.edu.
For questions about your application status, please email admissions@uscupstate.edu.
 RN-BSN and MSN Program Adviser |
 Director of RN-BSN Track and Graduate Program |
Mailing Address
Mary Black College of Nursing
Health Education Complex
250 North Campus Boulevard
Spartanburg, SC 29303