Closure of the RN-BSN Program?

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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.

Specializes in Med/Surg, Ortho, ASC.

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?

Specializes in NICU, telemetry.

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.

Specializes in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU.

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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

Thank you everyone for clearing that up! :)

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