RN to BSN Completion Program

Capital University School of Nursing and the Center for Lifelong Learning (CLL) offer a bachelor of science in nursing program (BSN) for registered nurses (RN). Our program began in the mid-1970s and has gained wide recognition for its quality and for our job placement program for graduates.

The RN to BSN program offers general education, science, and elective courses through the Columbus and Dayton Centers for Lifelong Learning (CLL) which cater to the special needs and circumstances of working adults. Our nursing courses are designed specifically for RNs and are offered every other week in the evening on our Columbus and Dayton CLL campuses.

We accept transfer credit from associate degree in nursing programs and in most cases, these courses meet all of the lower division science and nursing requirements as well as some of the general education requirements.

Graduates of diploma programs in nursing that were affiliated with a university generally have completed course work that meets lower division science requirements. Additionally, diploma graduates will be awarded up to 38 hours of credit for lower division nursing requirements. All students work closely with an advisor to plan their individual course of study.

Contact Information

For more information about Capital's RN to BSN completion program, contact:

Dr. Karen H. Martens, Professor, Acting Director of BSN Completion Program
Office: Battelle Hall 369E, Columbus Ohio, 43209-2394
Phone: 614-236-6349