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School	Accreditation	Program	Admissions
University of Texas Permian Basin	CCNE Accredited	Online RN to BSN	Website
University of West Florida	CCNE Accredited	Online RN to BSN	Website
Campbellsville University	ACEN Accredited	Online RN to BSN	Website
Sacred Heart University	CCNE Accredited	Online RN to BSN	Website
Benedictine University	CCNE Accredited	RN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN-BSN)	Website
Illinois College	CCNE Accredited	RN to BSN	Website
Alvernia University	CCNE Accredited	RN to BSN	Website
Concordia University - Saint Paul	CCNE Accredited	RN to BSN	Website
King University	Accredited	BS in Nursing (RN-to-BSN)	Website

Arkansas BSN in Nursing School Highlights

Schools with RN-BSN Programs

There are 11 nursing schools in Arkansas with CCNE or ACEN accredited RN to BSN / BSN programs.

Average Enrollment

Arkansas universities average enrollment is 14,334 students (much larger than the national average).

City Availability

There are 5 total cities in Arkansas with nursing schools offering CCNE or ACEN-accredited Bachelor's in Nursing degrees. No single city has an exponential number of options, but Little Rock does have 2 different university options.

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School	Accreditation	Program	Admissions
University of Texas Permian Basin	CCNE Accredited	Online RN to BSN	Website
University of West Florida	CCNE Accredited	Online RN to BSN	Website
Campbellsville University	ACEN Accredited	Online RN to BSN	Website
Sacred Heart University	CCNE Accredited	Online RN to BSN	Website
Benedictine University	CCNE Accredited	RN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN-BSN)	Website
Illinois College	CCNE Accredited	RN to BSN	Website
Alvernia University	CCNE Accredited	RN to BSN	Website
Concordia University - Saint Paul	CCNE Accredited	RN to BSN	Website
King University	Accredited	BS in Nursing (RN-to-BSN)	Website

In our database, there are 11 different nursing schools in Arkansas that either have RN to BSN programs that are either accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education or the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing. Arkansas is a state the represents the hard working nature of the country as a whole. Residents within this state flock to the most profitable careers available. Of the most popular field to work in, the medical field is the most sought after for individuals within this state. The medical field contains some of the most profitable working positions in the country.

Arkansas Nursing Licensure Reciprocity

The Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) allows nurses to have one license for nursing that gives them the ability to practice in the state where they current live as well as other states that are part of the compact agreement. Currently there are over 30 states that are a part of the NLC agreement.

As of Spring 2020: Arkansas is a part of the NLC agreement.

Source: National Council of State Boards of Nursing

Why Consider a BSN?

A further education does more than just provide more knowledge, but it also provides better experience that will contribute to better community and patient health. The very focus of nursing is the care of people in general. With a higher education, nurses can ensure that each patient is getting the very best care for their money.

A higher degree in nursing contributes to a better life with a better financial future. A college degree is something that is irreplaceable, even with years of experience. There is no substitute for a great degree. Being the most qualified nurse will ensure that professionals are never at a lack of opportunity. This can be achieved by enrolling in one of Arkansas’ excellent RN to BSN programs. Nurses that take the next step to a profitable career will be met with open arms by employers throughout the diverse medical field.

Arkansas Board of Nursing

The Arkansas State Board of Nursing was established by the Arkansas Legislature over 100+ years ago, in 1913, to protect the life and health of its citizens by holding all nurses and nursing care professionals to a high standard, as well as regulate and approve nursing schools in the state of Arkansas.

The ASBN has strict regulations for Registered Nurses, including the requirement to be an Arkansas resident with at least 5 years of experience as a registered nurse in nursing practice, administration, or teaching.

Sources:

• ONET Online
• Arkansas Board of Nursing