Top RN to BSN Programs in North Dakota

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Consider an Online Program Currently Accepting Applicants
SchoolAccreditationProgramAdmissions
University of West FloridaCCNE AccreditedOnline RN to BSNWebsite
Campbellsville UniversityACEN AccreditedOnline RN to BSNWebsite
Sacred Heart UniversityCCNE AccreditedOnline RN to BSNWebsite
Rivier UniversityACEN AccreditedBS in Nursing: RN-BSWebsite
Benedictine UniversityCCNE AccreditedRN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN-BSN)Website
Illinois CollegeCCNE AccreditedRN to BSNWebsite
Alvernia UniversityCCNE AccreditedRN to BSNWebsite
Bethel UniversityACEN AccreditedRN to BSNWebsite
Concordia University - Saint PaulCCNE AccreditedRN to BSNWebsite

North Dakota BSN in Nursing School Highlights

Number of Accredited RN to BSN Programs in North Dakota Schools with RN-BSN Programs
There are 6 nursing schools in North Dakota with CCNE or ACEN accredited RN to BSN / BSN programs.
Average Enrollment of All Colleges in North Dakota Average Enrollment
North Dakota universities' average enrollment is 5,568 students (national average is around 8,000).
SWES North Dakota City Availability
There are 2 different cities in North Dakota with nursing schools offering CCNE or ACEN-accredited Bachelor's in Nursing degrees.
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Consider an Online Program Currently Accepting Applicants
SchoolAccreditationProgramAdmissions
University of West FloridaCCNE AccreditedOnline RN to BSNWebsite
Campbellsville UniversityACEN AccreditedOnline RN to BSNWebsite
Sacred Heart UniversityCCNE AccreditedOnline RN to BSNWebsite
Rivier UniversityACEN AccreditedBS in Nursing: RN-BSWebsite
Benedictine UniversityCCNE AccreditedRN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN-BSN)Website
Illinois CollegeCCNE AccreditedRN to BSNWebsite
Alvernia UniversityCCNE AccreditedRN to BSNWebsite
Bethel UniversityACEN AccreditedRN to BSNWebsite
Concordia University - Saint PaulCCNE AccreditedRN to BSNWebsite

North Dakota 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: North Dakota IS part of the NLC agreement. This means that the RN licensure in North Dakota can transfer to the other states that are a part of the NLC agreement (reciprocity).

North Dakota NLC Licensure Reciprocity for RNs with a BSN

Source: National Council of State Boards of Nursing

List of BSN Programs

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All Bachelor of Science in Nursing Programs

Dickinson State University
  • RN to BSN
Minot State University
  • RN to BSN
North Dakota State University
  • RN to BSN - School of Nursing
University of Jamestown
  • RN to BSN
University of Mary
Bismarck
  • RN to BSN - Division of Nursing
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
  • RN to BSN - College of Nursing and Professional Disciplines