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RN to BSN

Take advantage of our reputation for nursing excellence.

RN to BSN 

  

As a registered nurse (RN), you know that earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree will bring you more career opportunities and better job security.

Our online RN to BSN program builds on your previous education and experience to expand your knowledge and refine your physical assessment skills.

Earn your BSN While Balancing Work and Life

Marian University has a long and respected history of excellence in training nurses. Indianapolis residents will have access to classroom-based general education courses, while all RN to BSN students will be able to complete their degree online. This enables students to successfully balance classes with work and family responsibilities. Our program is accredited by the Commission of Commission Nursing Education (CCNE).

Enhance your Leadership Skills

Our RN to BSN program actively prepares you for nursing leadership roles in as little as 16 months.The curriculum integrates nursing coursework with liberal arts studies to enhance your communication, management, and critical thinking skills. Our BSN graduates are well-respected and prepared to manage the complex health care needs of diverse patient populations throughout the global community.

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Jennifer Jones, a 2015 RN to BSN graduate enrolled at MAP while working as an RN. She understood that she needed the additional job security holding a bachelor of science in nursing degree would give her. Having worked along-side other Marian nurses for years, she had first-hand experience to validate Marian University's reputation for nursing excellence. 

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