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LPN-BSN

Nursing: LPN to BSN

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Degree Type:
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.)
Format:
On Campus
Program Length:
3 Years (107 hours)
Level:
Bachelor’s Degree
Important Program Clarification:
The LPN to BSN program is an articulation pathway into the existing BSN program. The pathway is on-campus/in-person only. Some general education and pre-req courses are available online.

Unlock More Opportunities with a BSN

Thinking about advancing your nursing career? Earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) can open doors to more opportunities, higher salaries, and greater job flexibility.

Why Move from LPN to BSN?

More Career Options Work in hospitals, specialty clinics, research, education, and leadership roles
Higher Salary Potential BSN-prepared nurses earn more than LPNs
Job Security Many healthcare employers now prefer or require BSN nurses
Leadership and Specialization Step into management, case management, or specialized nursing fields
Advance to NP or Educator Roles A BSN is the first step toward becoming a Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Nurse Educator
Ready to take the next step?
Your future in nursing starts now!

The LPN to BSN Pathway

  • Available to licensed practical nurses with one year of acute care hospital-based nursing experience
  • Documentation of experience is required prior to entry into the clinical sequence
  • Biology coursework (BIOL 225 and 226 or equivalents) must be five years old or less
  • Eligible students must pass the ATI Custom Foundations Exam for AP credit
  • Accepted students receive 12 credit hours for NRHP 100, NURS 100, 210, 310 and NURS 327

Eligibility Requirements

  • Overall GPA of 2.7 or higher
  • Science GPA of 2.7 or higher
  • Pass the required nursing admissions test

Program Success

McNeese Nursing Program NCLEX-RN pass rate:

97%+

Greater than 97%, above state and national averages

Ready to take the next step?

Your future in nursing starts now!

Apply Now