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The RN to BS Program


This program is only for registered nurses who desire to obtain a BS degree. If you are not a registered nurse, please go to the Bachelor of Science Program (BS).

The Texas Woman's University College of Nursing offers a separate track within the baccalaureate program for Registered Nurses. The RN to BS program plan is designed to facilitate educational mobility for those registered nurses who wish to earn the Bachelor of Science degree with a major in nursing. The curriculum offers courses that are fully online or hybrid. Hybrid courses combine online instruction with traditional face to face classroom interaction. Each hybrid course meets no more than 5 times during the semester. This provides the registered nurse both the convenience of online and ongoing interaction with course faculty. The upper division courses can be completed in one calendar year of full-time study, although many students elect to complete the program on a part-time basis.

Locations

The RN to BS program is available at the University's main campus in Denton and at the Dallas and Houston Centers. The RN-BS Project Coordinator is DeAnna Taylor and can be reached at (940) 898-2630 or dtaylor@twu.edu.

Denton Campus
Stoerm Anderson
RN-BS/MS Program Coordinator
(940) 898-2415
stoerm.anderson@twu.edu

Dallas Center
Dr. Gloria Byrd
RN-BS/MS Program Coordinator
(214) 689-6650
gbyrd@twu.edu

Houston Center
Ms. Betty Henderson
RN-BS/MS Program Coordinator
(713) 794-2139
bhenderson@twu.edu

page updated 5/14/2008 13:49

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