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RN-to-BSN Program
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Build on your experience as a registered nurse. Study nursing leadership, public health and evidence-based practice online, with an admissions team you can visit in Phoenix.
If you earned an associate degree in nursing and hold an RN license, the Phoenix RN-to-BSN program builds on the care you already provide. Study online and connect with the campus team on East Elwood Street for help getting started.
Online coursework connects what you learn in class with the patient assessments and care decisions you make as an RN.
Bring questions about your RN license, transcripts and application to the admissions team on East Elwood Street.
Review the course sequence and clinical learning requirements, then plan your study time around your work schedule.
Arrange a visit to Suite 100. An admissions representative can walk you through the application and help you plan your next step.
Bring your clinical experience into courses in health assessment, nursing research, leadership and public health. The Phoenix RN-to-BSN program combines online coursework with 288 hours of clinical learning.
Phoenix students build on their existing RN experience. Coursework and clinical learning examine how nurses assess patients, lead care teams and support the health of a community.



Connect with the people who can help you plan the move from an associate degree to a BSN.
Ask which transcripts to send, how to document your RN license and when the next cohort begins.
Talk with your instructors about course assignments and how clinical learning fits into your plan of study.
Ask the financial aid team about eligibility, tuition and options for covering the cost of your degree.
Discuss how to present your BSN coursework and nursing experience as you explore leadership or community health roles.
Visit the Phoenix admissions office on East Elwood Street. Office hours are listed in Phoenix local time.
Monday–Thursday: 8:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Friday: 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Saturday–Sunday: Closed
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The Phoenix campus gives working nurses in the Valley a local point of contact while they complete their degree online. Visit Suite 100 on East Elwood Street or call ahead to speak with Admissions from Phoenix, Tempe or another nearby community.
The RN-to-BSN pathway is for licensed registered nurses who already hold an associate degree in nursing.
Graduates earn a BSN and build on their existing RN education through advanced study in leadership, research and population health.
The Phoenix RN-to-BSN program is approved by the Arizona State Board of Nursing.
An existing RN license is an admission requirement. This degree-completion program serves nurses who have already qualified for licensure.
Find program and clinical-hour details, admissions information, office hours and directions.
4615 E. Elwood Street #100, Phoenix, AZ 85040. The admissions office is in Suite 100. Call 602-888-7889 for help with directions.
Marsha Fuerst School of Nursing at North-West College Phoenix offers the RN-to-BSN degree-completion program for licensed registered nurses.
Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Phoenix local time. The office is closed Saturday and Sunday.
Yes. Schedule a campus tour or call 602-888-7889 to arrange a visit.
Bring questions about your RN license, prior coursework and schedule. Admissions can tell you which transcripts and other documents you need for your application.
The Phoenix program offers online academic coursework. Ask Admissions how clinical activities are arranged for your cohort and location.
The RN-to-BSN curriculum includes 288 hours of clinical learning, with coursework in health assessment, nursing leadership and public health.
The Phoenix RN-to-BSN program is designed to be completed in 48 weeks. Admissions can help you review the course sequence and start dates.
The program is for registered nurses who hold an associate degree in nursing. Contact Admissions to review your license, transcripts and other entry requirements.
Graduates earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. The curriculum builds on the knowledge and experience you bring as a practicing RN.
Call 602-888-7889 during office hours or request information online.
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