The RN-BS online program is the best option for RNs and associate degree nursing students looking to complete their bachelor’s degree in nursing. Our BSN completion program is 100% online, with supportive faculty and advisors who care about your success. We offer affordable tuition and flexible scheduling with asynchronous courses ranging 5, 7, 10 and 15 weeks long with multiple start dates.
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June 18, 2025 12-3 p.m. MST
- Drop in anytime between 12-3pm (optional Zoom) for help with your application. Get questions answered by Academic Advisors, Financial Aid and Admissions counselors.
- Use the waiver code between June 18-22 to submit your application for free ($70 value)
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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.
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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.