BSN Nursing Program Overview
Earn your Bachelor of Science in Nursing with No Wait List
Kickstart your nursing career at Provo College, where we offer a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program without the concern of a waiting list. Our dynamic BSN program is designed to equip you with the knowledge and practical skills to excel in various healthcare environments, paving the way for broader career opportunities and higher earning potential. Successful graduates are fully prepared to take the NCLEX-RN licensure exam and advance their nursing careers.
Our BSN program is marked by its dynamic, blended curriculum that combines online learning with in-person sessions. A BSN degree from Provo College opens doors to roles in various healthcare environments, including long-term care, critical care, school nursing, home health, and community health nursing.
Enroll in our BSN program to discover the perfect balance between traditional and modern nursing education. Please fill out our request form to learn more, and one of our admissions representatives will contact you shortly. The future of your nursing career awaits at Provo College!
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I am about to graduate from Provo College with my BSN, and I have to say this was the best choice for me and my life. It's fast paced and you need to be on top of your game, but Provo College is great for getting your classes, clinicals, and capstone. You don't need to sign up for classes or clinicals like most colleges do with each semester. This is done for you automatically. The instructors have all been great. Overall I would recommend this to anyone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What you need to know
Does Provo College offer a BSN program near me?
We welcome students from all around the world to enroll at Provo College. The majority of students at our Provo campus are either from the city of Provo or commute from one of the following nearby cities.
We serve BSN nursing students across all of Utah County:
| Provo, UT | Alpine, UT | American Fork, UT |
| Cedar Fort, UT | Cedar Hills, UT | Draper, UT |
| Eagle Mountain, UT | Elk Ridge, UT | Highland, UT |
| Lehi, UT | Lindon, UT | Mapleton, UT |
| Orem, UT | Payson, UT | Pleasant Grove, UT |
| Salem, UT | Santaquin, UT | Saratoga Springs, UT |
| Spanish Fork, UT | Springville, UT | Vineyard, UT |
| Woodland Hills, UT |
Why do I need a BSN Degree?
You can become a Registered Nurse (RN) without a bachelor’s degree, but BSN-trained nurses have broader, higher-paying career options. For many career nurses, the extra step is well worth it, especially for the employment opportunities it can provide.
Are you currently a CNA? Click here to learn about the journey from CNA to BSN.
What is the difference between an RN and BSN?
An RN is a license, and a BSN is a degree. To become a licensed RN, the first step is to enroll in a pre-licensure nursing program. Some programs lead to an associate degree and some to a BSN degree. An Associates Degree in Nursing (ADN) can be obtained in about two years, while a BSN degree often requires three or four years of study. This is because a BSN degree equips nurses with the tools and experience necessary to advance their careers.
What is the cost of the BSN program?
BSN program costs can be influenced by several factors, such as your goals and finances. At Provo College, there are various financial aid options available. Please contact a school representative for more information.
How long is the BSN Program?
At Provo College, You can obtain a BSN degree in as little as 36 months.
What certifications will the BSN program prepare me for?
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Program prepares graduates to sit for the NCLEX-RN licensure exam and practice as Registered Nurses. Employment settings include but are not limited to: long-term care, acute care, complex and critical care, school nursing, home health, and community health nursing. In addition, graduates are prepared for leadership and management positions.
Click here to read our licensure disclosure.
Does a BSN make more money than an RN?
As of May 2021, Payscale reports RNs (with ADNs) earn an average annual salary of $72,000, while RNs with BSNs average $86,520. The 2020 National Nursing Workforce Survey found that the median annual salary for nursing diploma holders was $65,000.
Please note that wage data provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) or other third-party sources may not be an accurate reflection of all areas of the country, may not account for the employees’ years of experience, and may not reflect the wages or outlook of entry-level employees, such as graduates of our program. (accessed on 12/31/2022)
Can I earn my BSN online?
At Provo College, you will find convenient schedules for hard-working adults. The BSN program is offered in a blended format, with 80% of the courses offered online.
BSN Program Curriculum
Our Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program will prepare you for a career as a Registered Nurse. You will gain invaluable healthcare knowledge and skills through traditional classroom instruction, virtual practice, and clinical nursing experiences.
By the end of our BSN program, you will complete 82 semester hours of nursing classes. Course topics include the fundamentals of nursing, medical-surgical nursing, pharmacology, maternal/newborn/pediatric nursing, nursing informatics, and more. You will also be prepared to sit for the NCLEX-RN licensure exam and pursue leadership positions in the field.
BSN nursing graduates are trained in:
- Patient care
- Nursing fundamentals
- Pharmacology
- Therapeutic treatment interventions
- Medical/surgical nursing
- Leadership
- Mental health nursing
- Mother/baby and pediatric nursing
- Licensure examination preparation
I am currently in the nursing program and Provo College has been so great! The teachers are so willing to help and I’ve had a great experience.
BSN Admissions Requirements
What do I need to do to start?
Our goal is to provide with all the necessary information to help you plan out your career goals and objectives. We will guide you through every step of the enrollment process so that you’re confident and prepared in your academic path long before your classes begin.
To apply for the BSN program, you must pass an entrance exam and meet the following requirements:
- Submit high school GPA or GED results
- Complete a video essay that’s three minutes or less
- Present any academic degrees, diplomas, or relevant work and volunteer experience
- Submit proof of required immunizations, which are required by clinical work sites
- Achieve a total score of 58.7% or higher on the TEAS entry exam.
This school has been a blessing for me. Our family moves every four years with my husband’s job, and with this school, I had the opportunity to be done and graduate in 3 years with my BSN!
BSN Tuition & Financial Aid
Out-of-pocket costs for the nursing bachelor’s degree programs can vary depending on your individual situation. There are various financial aid options available to our students at Provo College. In fact, our financial aid team is ready to assist you develop a financial plan to achieve your educational goals.
Our financial aid options include the following programs and opportunities:
- Federal Grants
- Institutional Scholarships and Grants
- Outside Scholarships
- Federal Work-Study
- Federal Loans
- Private Loans
Please visit the School Catalog for more details.
I have enjoyed the BSN program. It’s accredited and accelerated. The professors are more than willing to work and help if you need it. Nursing is a great field and there will always be a need for it.
Registered Nursing (RN) Career
Registered Nurses (RNs) provide healthcare and medical support for their clients and patients. They educate their patients as well as the public about several health conditions. RNs have numerous tasks spanning both clinical and administrative responsibilities. They assess patient health conditions, record medical histories, administer medications or treatments, develop care plans, and collaborate with doctors, nurses, and administrative staff. In some cases, RNs may also operate medical equipment or help perform diagnostic tests and medical examinations.
Typical employers of Registered Nurses include hospitals, ambulatory healthcare services, nursing care facilities, and schools. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), employment of RNs is projected to grow 6 percent by 2031, which is about as fast as the average for all occupations.
Becoming a Registered Nurse can also lead to a steady source of income. The BLS reports that the average salary of an RN is about $89,000.
To learn more, view our comprehensive career guide on becoming a Registered Nurse.
Please note that wage data provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) or other third-party sources may not be an accurate reflection of all areas of the country, may not account for the employees’ years of experience, and may not reflect the wages or outlook of entry-level employees, such as graduates of our program. (accessed on 12/31/2022)
BSN Program Accreditation
The baccalaureate degree program in nursing at Provo College is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (https://www.aacnnursing.org/CCNE)
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