The RN to BSN Program is for those with existing Registered Nurse status interested in completing their baccalaureate degree online.
Department of Nursing: BSN
ABOUT THIS DEPARTMENT
Degrees and Tracks
Nursing - R.N. to B.S.N.
The RN to BSN Program of the nursing program is designed to provide the educational opportunity for the RN who has an Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) to complete the requirements to earn a bachelor’s degree in nursing (BSN).
Nurses commonly return to school to pursue a BSN to enhance their education and prepare for additional career opportunities. Because students are already RNs, the emphasis is less on clinical bedside care and more on leadership, critical thinking, collaboration, and population-level nursing care.
Nurses often seek a BSN as a stepping stone to graduate school as they pursue careers as nurse practitioners, midwives, anesthetists, administrators, or educators. The RN to BSN track is individualized to each student’s career goals.
Resources
For more information contact:
Dr. Tamara Dennis PhD, RN-C
229-391-5027
tdennis@abac.edu
Deadlines and Application
Please read the following prior to completing an online application for the Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) program.
Do not complete a nursing application if you have not been accepted to Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (ABAC). To apply to ABAC go to abac.edu and click on the Admissions link.
All required information must be included for the application to be considered. An application missing required information and/or submitted after the deadline dates will not be considered.
RN to BSN Program Online
- October 1: Spring admission
- July 1: Fall admission
- March 1: Summer admission
Apply to the Nursing Program
You must be accepted by ABAC to apply. You will need to have your ABAC email address and 918 student ID number.
If you are applying to the RN to BSN Program, you will need to supply your license or certification number.
Accept Your Seat and Submit Student Documents to ABAC Nursing
You must be accepted to the Nursing Program.
