* $205/credit hour

* Cumulative GPA of 2.5 required for admission

* No clinical coursework

* Nursing courses 100% online

* Designed for the working RN with full and part-time options

* Seven 15 week semester nursing courses totaling 30 credits

* Completion of all prerequisite and nursing courses with a

* CCNE Accredited School of Nursing

RN to BSNOnline Program

grade of “C” or above is required for graduation

are required for graduation

Please contact: Ellen Naderer – enadere@bgsu.edu or

Michele Gallagher – mmgalla@bgsu.edu for more information

419-433-5560, ext. 20668

*Required to be completed PRIOR to admission into Program

Minimum Cumulative GPA of 2.5 in all course work. All post-secondary, advanced placement credit, transfer and higher education course work are used to calculate the cumulative GPA; admission is competitive

Nursing Courses – all courses online (Taken once admitted to RN/BSN program. Counts for 30 hours)

*GSW 1120 Varieties of Writing (3)*Biol 2050 Concepts in Biology (5)*Chem 1090/100 or 1250 General Chemistry (4-5)*Biol 3310 Human Anatomy and Physiology I (4)*Biol 3320 Human Anatomy and Physiology II (4)*Biol 3140/3150 Microbiology (4)*Math 1150, Soc 3690, or Psyc 2700 Statistics (3)*Psyc 1010 General Psychology (4)*Psyc 3100 Lifespan Psychology (3)

*Phil 1020 or 2420 Ethics (3)*F&N 2070 Nutrition (3)BG Perspective Social Science Elective (3)BG Perspective Humanities and Arts Elective (2-3)BG Perspective Cultural Diversity in the US (3)BG Perspective International Perspective (3)BG Perspective Elective (3)BG Perspective Quantitative Literacy (3)

The consortium of Bowling Green State University (BGSU) and the University of Toledo School of Nursing provides an innovative and unique Baccalaureate Nursing program. Students apply to BGSU Firelands, complete any remaining support courses, then apply to The University of Toledo Collage of Nursing and complete the online nursing courses. The Bachelor of Science in Nursing is awarded by BGSU.

Nurs 4120 – Nursing Leadership and management (5)Nurs 4180 – Theoretical & Professional Foundations in Nursing (4)Nurs 4190 – Interpersonal Strategies in Nursing of Older Individuals (6)Nurs 4200 – Population Focused Care (5)Nurs 4210 – Applied Nursing Research (3)Nurs 4220 – Applied Pathophysiology and Pharmacology (4)Nurs 4230 – Applied Health Assessment (3)

*Letter grade of “C” or higher is required for each course.