Our RN-BS Online Program is the perfect next step for registered nurses and associate degree nursing students ready to earn a bachelor’s degree in nursing. Our BSN completion program is 100% online, asynchronous and offers courses in 5, 7, 10, and 15-week formats and with multiple start dates, you can build a schedule that works for you. You’ll benefit from affordable tuition and supportive faculty and advisors who are here to help you succeed. An active, unencumbered/ unrestricted RN license or concurrent enrollment in an accredited ADN program is required for admission.
Free Application Day
October 16th, 12:00p.m. to 3:00 p.m. MST
Drop in to the Zoom session anytime between 12-3pm MST for help with your application from Academic Advisors, Financial Aid and Admissions counselors.
Online Vulnerable Populations Certificate
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Why RN-BS Online at Boise State?
Affordable tuition
The average cost to complete the entire program is between $12-13,000. Plus, there is no out-of-state tuition!
Dual Enrollment
Start the RN-BS Online while you are completing your RN program and finish in as little as 1 semester after passing NCLEX (the average is 2-3 semesters for working RNs).
100% online, 100% here for you
Our online program is relationship-driven and individualized, offering direct support from expert faculty and advisors. It’s more than just online—it’s a holistic learning experience.
Flexible schedule
Our program accommodates working nurses, and we offer flexible scheduling so you can create a plan for completion based on your personal commitments. Courses taken prior to admission do not age out so you can complete the program at your own pace.
Open Admissions – Apply Now!
Review the application process
Contact our advising staff at RNBS@BoiseState.edu to learn more!
Flexible and Individualized Learning Options
- Ongoing rolling admissions
- Multiple start dates with 5, 7, 10, and 15-week courses
- Finish in as little as 12 months
- “Study at home, not alone”
Undergraduate Program Learning Outcomes
Clinical Judgement
Integrate evidence and clinical judgment to deliver quality, person-centered care for individuals, families, and populations.