Regis University RN to MS in
Nursing Bridge Program
Regis University has partnered with The College Network to offer a unique degree program that allows you to earn your Master of Science in Nursing using a convenient blended learning format. Our blended learning format consists of independent study and online learning making it possible to continue your education without altering your lifestyle or sacrificing your career. Using The College Network's Comprehensive Learning Modules to pass proficiency exams (CLEP®, Excelsior College® Examination, DSST®) in hundreds of subjects you can earn credit for your general education and elective courses (up to 62 credits) at your convenience. The College Network has also developed Comprehensive Learning Modules (CLMs) for two of the graduate nursing courses required in the program. Authored by Regis University nursing faculty, the CLMs are self-contained, independent study guides. In this partnership option, students complete the general education requirements using TCN's Comprehensive Learning Modules and six hours of graduate level credit using TCN's CLMs. The remaining courses are completed online through Regis University.
RN to MS in Nursing (Bridge Program)
The RN to MS in Nursing program allows busy nurses to take the fast track to earning their Master of Science in Nursing. In addition, all practicum courses are mentored by local preceptors, which eliminates any travel and clinical testing. Regis University is accredited by the North Central Association (NCA) and the Department of Nursing is accredited by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing, Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (AACN-CCNE).
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Length of program
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3 Years
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Degree Available
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Master of Science in Nursing
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Accreditation*
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NCA, AACN-CCNE
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Semester hours required
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158
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Pre-qualifications
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RN license, Associate of Science in Nursing degree from regionally accredited institution or Diploma RN from NLNAC accredited school
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Clinicals required
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Local w/preceptor
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On-line classes
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Yes, asynchronous
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Financial aid available
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Yes
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*The Department of Nursing is accredited by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (AACN-CCNE).
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