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Closure of the RN-BSN Program?

Good Afternoon,

I am currently enrolled in a 2 year community college and am in my second year finishing my pre classes. As my 2 years are about to finish, I was planning on transferring into KSU to receive my associates first, then going to get my bachelors degree. But as I am looking at the homepage I see this "[h=2]Closure of the RN-BSN Program"[/h]what does this mean? If you have received your associates degree for nursing you can't go back to get our bachelors degree? Sorry Im new to all this as I am the first in my family to go to college, I don't know much information.

Any help is appreciated, thanks.

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    Unfortunately, I don't think that any of us could know what that means (unless someone here goes to KSU).

    Why not call the Admissions Office @ KSU and ask?

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    I would take that as the school is no longer doing the RN-BSN program. There are plenty of others though, so if you still want to go to that school for associates, you're good to transfer somewhere else after.

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    Moved to General Nursing Student Forum

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    KSU is a BSN only school, you cannot get an an associate there, "Closure of the RN-BSN Program" ​ means Associate RN bridge to BSN is no longer offered

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    Thank you everyone for clearing that up! :)

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