RN to BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing – Online)
Program Overview
The RN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN) program at Rutgers University–Camden is designed for licensed registered nurses (RNs) who want to advance their careers by earning a bachelor’s degree. This 100% online format is designed for maximum flexibility and convenience, allowing you to schedule classes and coursework around your schedule.
Students receive credit for passing the NCLEX and may transfer up to 60 additional credits. The program is fully accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
Why Choose This Program?
- Fully Online: Complete coursework from anywhere—no campus visits required.
- Transfer-friendly: Generous credit transfer policies for prior coursework and licensure.
- Supportive guidance: Enrollment coaches help navigate admissions and academic planning.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the RN to BSN program are well-positioned to:
- Advance into leadership roles such as nurse manager or clinical coordinator
- Pursue specialized nursing fields including case management, informatics, and public health
- Continue their education in graduate programs such as MSN, DNP, or PhD in Nursing
- Increase earning potential and expand employment options in hospitals, clinics, and community health organizations
Frequently Asked Questions About the RN to BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing – Online)
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Students who have graduated from high school and completed at least 12 college credits at another institution should apply as transfer students.
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Yes. Rutgers–Camden accepts transfer students from community colleges throughout New Jersey and has priority or partnership programs with several local community colleges to help make the transition easier.
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Students may transfer up to 60 credits from a two-year college and up to 90 total credits when combining credits from two-year and four-year institutions.
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Yes. Students who earn an A.A. or A.S. degree from a New Jersey community college may transfer with about 60 credits and typically enter with junior standing toward a bachelor’s degree.
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Rutgers–Camden does not list a strict minimum GPA for transfer applicants. Admission decisions consider a student’s overall academic performance and coursework at previous institutions.
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After admission, Rutgers–Camden reviews your transcripts and evaluates which courses will transfer toward your major and general education requirements.
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Yes. Students enrolled at Rutgers–Newark or Rutgers–New Brunswick can apply for a school-to-school transfer if they meet the academic requirements for their intended program.
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Yes. Official transcripts from every college or university previously attended must be submitted so Rutgers can review coursework and transfer credits.
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Many students who transfer with an associate degree or about 60 credits can complete their bachelor’s degree at Rutgers–Camden in about two additional years of full-time study.
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Yes. Transfer students work with advisors who review credits, help plan remaining coursework, and guide them through registration and degree completion.
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