RN to BSN Ready

Our program offers more than a degree. We offer support and resources for you to thrive academically coupled with a curriculum that brings you to new levels professionally.
Hear more from our RN to BSN faculty and alumni through the videos below!

Jaime Taylor: Ragin' RN, Future NP

For RN and operations coordinator Jaime Taylor, UL Lafayette's RN to BSN online degree program was an opportunity to further her education and to model dedication and achievement for her children.
"I think it's important that, as nurses, we advance the practice as far as education as much as we can."

What Makes Our Program Unique?

UL Lafayette's online RN to BSN degree program is taught by knowledgeable, experienced faculty, who are invested in seeing students succeed. Faculty respond quickly to emails and create opportunities for students to connect with them and with each other. The University also provides a number of resources to ensure online students have the tools they need to thrive.

Finding Balance: RN to BSN alum Kelie Hargroder

At UL Lafayette, 56% of our RN to BSN students work full time; 37% work more than full time. They succeed by leveraging online courses to complete assignments at the time that works best for them.
NICU RN Kelie Hargroder earned her degree by doing just that.

Supporting Online Students

You’re busy. You’re working. That’s why we’ve created a program that puts everything you need at your fingertips, including customized library resources and 24/7 tutoring.
And that support starts at the course level with your instructors.
Meet some of the faculty you’ll encounter as a student and learn more about the resources we offer.

What to Expect in Online Courses

Accelerated, 8-week, content-rich courses that bring concepts together with real-world applications. Deadlines are provided at the beginning of the term so you can plan ahead to create a study schedule that works for you.

Alumni Voices

Ashley Navarre

“My advice is to just keep going. A lot of people I graduated with wanted to take a break from school before going back, but a lot of them took that break and never came back. It’s really not bad once you have a system in order. Just go for it!”

Mike Niotis

“I met my very first professor online — Tara Horsley, and she was exceptional — she basically took my hand and walked me through everything.”

Brandi Borden

“The application process was super easy. Everyone was really good about communication. I like the five different start dates. That was a big deciding factor for me. Being able to start in October is a better schedule than a semester schedule.”

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