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Online LPN TO RN

Earn your Online LPN to BSN or RN to BSN from the top-ranked College of Nursing at Indiana State University.

The degrees feature no classroom attendance, and local clinicals.

This new degree is the only completely distance-based RN training program in the country. LPNs and LVNs can earn their NLNAC-accredited Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree without ever stepping foot in a classroom.

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Until recently you had to be an RN in order to take one of the online BSN programs. Now current LPN’s are finding opportunties to become an RN and earning their BSN from online LPN to BSN programs. You may be wondering if you were to choose this path how you would do your clinicals from an online program. It’s simple really, you find a top notch online LPN to BSN program that offers the classes online, but that also offers the clinicals to be done locally.

If you’re an LPN and are ready to become an RN but don't have time to go to a traditional campus based college or univeristy, then you may be interested to find out that recently Indiana State University started working in conjunction with The College Network offering an LPN to BSN program.


As you may know there is more then one way to transition from an LPN to an RN. In fact different schools have different programs available therefore you will need to contact all schools you are interested in to find out their specific requirements, what they expect from you, and the programs they have available.


If you are searching to find LPN to RN programs in the US note that we are working hard to find and list them on this site. Click on a state below to find a list of LPN to RN programs available to current LPN’s in that state:

Alaska Arizona Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Indiana Iowa Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming


We will do a simple “case study” on some of the different LPN to RN options available.


The first campus based program we will look at is an LPN To RN transition program who’s purpose is "to allow Licensed Practical Nurses with previously acquired nursing knowledge and skill the opportunity to achieve an Associate of Science Degree in Nursing and to write the NCLEX-RN". This program in from Our Lady of the Lake College.

Another program is an Accelerated LPN to RN Option offered by Eastern Kentucky University who’s website states "The Department of Associate Degree Nursing offers the opportunity to the Licensed Practical Nurse to complete the course of study leading to the Associate of Science in Nursing degree".

The last school we will look at for now is Pikeville College who offers an LPN to RN Program allowing a person to possibly earn an Associate of Science Degree in nursing in one year (two semesters).

This was just a quick overview on some of the LPN to RN programs available. Some are available online, some are campus based, and some are Associate degree programs while others are Bachelors degree or BSN programs.

One final note is about LPN to RN Bridge tracks. For example Southeast Missouri Hospital College of Nursing & Health Sciences offers an
LPN to RN Bridge Track which is intended to allow licensed practical nurses an opportunity for educational advancement.

As you can see you have many choices such as campus based and online lpn to rn options, so do your homework before making a final decision!




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