The document describes Ohio University's online RN-to-BSN program for registered nurses. It allows nurses to further their education and advance their careers with online classes offered in 8 start dates per year. The program is accredited and affordable, with tuition of $240-$243 per credit hour depending on residency. Nursing courses are 5 weeks long, allowing students to immediately apply what they learn. It provides instructions on applying to the program, activating an Ohio ID, and requesting official transcripts to be considered for the start dates listed.

1. Earn your BSN.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Ohio University’s RN-to-BSN Online is designed
especially for registered nurses (RNs) who want
to further their education and advance their
careers.
• Online classes.
• Eight start dates per year.
• Accredited by the Commission on
Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
• Tuition of $240 per credit hour (Ohio
residents), non-Ohio residents only $243
per credit hour. (Rate is a combination of the
instructional, general, and nonresident fees)
• Nursing courses are 5 weeks long.
• Apply what you learn immediately.
Get started at the right time for you!
To start on: Apply by:
Transcript
Deadline:
5/11/15 (Summer 1) 3/15/15 4/1/15
6/15/15 (Summer 2) 4/15/15 5/1/15
1/12/15 (Spring 1) 1/15/14 12/1/14
2/16/15 (Spring 2) 12/15/14 1/1/15
3/23/15 (Spring 3) 1/15/15 2/1/15
8/24/15 (Fall 1) 6/15/15 7/1/15
9/28/15 (Fall 2) 7/15/15 8/1/15
11/2/15 (Fall 3) 8/15/15 9/1/15
Learn more:
www.ohio.edu/bsnonline
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2. Get started...easy as 1-2-3.
Step 1: Apply!
• Apply online at www.ohio.edu/bsnonline.
• $25 application fee.
• Include the AOI (Academic Outreach
Initiative) code to identify your employer.
Step 2: Activate your OHIO ID!
Within 2 business days after submitting
your application, you should receive an
acknowledgment email containing:
• your PID (Student Identification Number),
• instructions for activating your OHIO ID
(used to access many services),
• information about your Ohio University
email account.
Step 3: Request official transcripts.
Request official copies of transcripts be sent
to Ohio University directly from the registrar
of any postsecondary institution(s) you have
attended, even if you pursued a different
academic program or transferred other
coursework to that institution. Transcripts
received by the deadline will be given
priority processing for the start date listed.
Note: Ohio University cannot accept transcripts that
have been issued directly to students, faxed transcripts,
or that have been opened prior to Ohio University
receiving them.
Request official transcripts be sent to:
Undergraduate Admissions
Chubb Hall 120
1 Ohio University
Athens OH 45701
School of
Nursing
College of
Health
Sciences and
Professions
Questions? Contact us at: rntobsn@ohio.edu