
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING
LPN Advanced Placement BSN

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING
LPN Advanced Placement BSN
Are you an LPN looking to advance your career? Earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) through Carey’s LPN to BSN undergraduate program. Not only will you earn a bachelor’s degree; you will also be qualified to begin working as a Registered Nurse upon graduating from the program AND successfully passing the NCLEX-RN.
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Program Overview
NLPNAP
Tuition
$480.00 per trimester hour (plus additional $15 per credit hour fee for online/hybrid courses and additional $75 per credit hour fee for lab/clinical courses). * Students who are part of the hybrid program may incur additional supply fees.
Hours
LPN AP students have the option to adjust their plan of study between full-time and part-time as needed each term to enable them to balance their academic, work, and family responsibilities.
Full-time plan of study (if maintained for the duration of the program) is 6 trimesters (18 months).
Part-time plan of study (if maintained for the duration of the program) is 10 trimesters (30 months).
Delivery Method
LPN Advanced Placement - Traditional |
LPN Advanced Placement - Hybrid (MS residents only) |
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Applicant Prerequisites & Requirements
Before beginning nursing program, Prospective Students must meet the following admission critera:
• Minimum grade point average (GPA) of 2.75 on the courses that count toward the BSN degree (including repeated courses)
• An unencumbered PN license
• Any student with two failures (D or F) in the same or a combination of science courses is not eligible for admission unless they meet the minimum required score on the ATI TEAS examination (see pre-licensure BSN admission information) and score at or above the BSN program mean on the science subscore of the ATI TEAS exam. This rule pertains to BIO 234, BIO 235, BIO 260, CHE 101, and HEA 240.
• Students must complete all prerequisite courses and all but nine hours of university core requirements prior to entering the nursing program.
• Pre-admission tests are not required.
NOTE: William Carey University may grant admission to students considered at-risk, not to exceed 10% of the current class enrollment, provided there are seats available in the current admission cycle. Students admitted who are considered at-risk will be required to participate in the Student Success Track of the nursing program. At- risk students must meet the program policies and graduation requirements for progression. Career Outlooks
Graduates will be qualified to begin working as Registered Nurses upon graduating from the program AND successfully passing the NCLEX-RN.
Set Yourself Apart
Admission Requirements
Accreditations
The baccalaureate and master’s degree programs in nursing at William Carey University are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org).