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Bachelor of Science in Nursing: RN to BSN Program

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 Bachelor of Science

RN to BSN Program 

Our Lady of the Lake College’s RN to BSN Program is designed for the working registered nurse who would like to enhance his or her opportunity for professional leadership roles, career advancement and graduate study in nursing.  Completion of the program results in a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing. 

Nurses who currently hold an associate degree or diploma in nursing are eligible to apply for this flexible, student-oriented program, which offers the option of full or part-time enrollment, as well as evening courses. 

The RN to BSN program holds initial accreditation from the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC). 

CURRICULUM 

The Our Lady of the Lake College RN to BSN Program consists of 121 – 122 total credit hours, including level three and four (college junior and senior level) nursing courses, as well as courses in the arts and sciences. 

ADMISSION 

All applicants should meet the following minimum requirements for admission to the program: 

·         Applicants must meet the minimum requirements and be accepted for admission to Our Lady of the Lake College. 

·         Evidence of RN licensure in the state of Louisiana.  (Applicants who have not yet obtained RN licensure in Louisiana may be accepted on a provisional basis.) 

·         Achievement of a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 (on a 4.0 scale) on all college work attempted. 

ENROLLMENT 

Applications to the Bachelor of Science Nursing Degree Program are accepted throughout the year.  Call (225) 768-1700 for registration information. 

Our Lady of the Lake College welcomes applications from all qualified individuals.  All transcripts are reviewed on an individual basis, according to College policy, in order to determine eligibility and placement in the program.  Equal educational opportunities are offered to all who meet entrance requirements, without regard to race, gender, ethnicity, creed, marital status or age. 

FINANCIAL AID 

The Our Lady of the Lake College Student Financial Aid Office is available to all applicants to discuss eligibility for financial assistance.  Please call (225) 768-1714 to schedule an appointment. 

Applicants are encouraged to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form.  Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center also offers generous tuition reimbursement to qualifying employees. 

REQUEST FOR MATERIALS 

For more information about the RN to BSN Program or to request an application packet, please call (225) 768-1700 or e-mail:  ololcinfo@ololcollege.edu. You may also schedule an appointment with a nursing advisor (225) 768-1753.

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Physical Therapist Assisting
Radiologic Technology
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Tuesday April 08, 2008