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There are actually 4 accredited programs in Memphis, TN. They are as follow:

Baptist Memorial College of Health Sciences

Division of Nursing

1003 Monroe Avenue

Memphis, TN 38104

Christian Brothers University

RN to BSN Nursing Program

650 East Parkway South, Box 89

Memphis, TN 38104

University of Memphis

Loewenberg College of Nursing

4055 N. Park Loop, Community Health Building Loewenberg Dean's Suite 2502

Memphis, TN 38152-4500

University of Tennessee Health Science Center

College of Nursing

920 Madison Avenue, Suite 1045

Memphis, TN 38163

To search for other accredited programs... CCNE - Accredited Programs

Hello!There are actually 4 accredited programs in Memphis, TN. They are as follow:Baptist Memorial College of Health SciencesDivision of Nursing1003 Monroe AvenueMemphis, TN 38104 Christian Brothers UniversityRN to BSN Nursing Program650 East Parkway South, Box 89Memphis, TN 38104 University of MemphisLoewenberg College of Nursing4055 N. Park Loop, Community Health Building Loewenberg Dean's Suite 2502Memphis, TN 38152-4500 University of Tennessee Health Science CenterCollege of Nursing920 Madison Avenue, Suite 1045Memphis, TN 38163To search for other accredited programs... CCNE - Accredited Programs

Perhaps I should have been more specific. There are only two public universities offering the BSN program. CBU is a private intuition. And as for UT one must be an RN with at least an associate degree to apply to the program.

I don't have a clue why my edited version isn't visible. My phone is lagging badly due to poor internet.

Correction:

Perhaps I should have been more specific. There are only two public universities offering the BSN program. CBU is a private intuition. And as for UT one must be an RN with at least an associate degree to apply to the program.

I don't have a clue why my edited version isn't visible. My phone is lagging badly due to poor internet.

Correction:

Perhaps I should have been more specific. There are only two public universities offering the BSN program. CBU is a private intuition. And as for UT one must be an RN with at least an associate degree to apply to the program.

I don't have a clue why my edited version isn't visible. My phone is lagging badly due to poor internet.

Correction:

Perhaps I should have been more specific. There are only two public universities offering the BSN program. CBU is a private intuition. And as for UT one must be an RN with at least an associate degree to apply to the program.

I don't have a clue why my edited version isn't visible. My phone is lagging badly due to poor internet.

Correction:

Perhaps I should have been more specific. There are only two public universities offering the BSN program. CBU is a private intuition. And as for UT one must be an RN with at least an associate degree to apply to the program.

I don't have a clue why my edited version isn't visible. My phone is lagging badly due to poor internet.

Correction:

Perhaps I should have been more specific. There are only two public universities offering the BSN program. CBU is a private intuition. And as for UT one must be an RN with at least an associate degree to apply to the program.

I don't have a clue why my edited version isn't visible. My phone is lagging badly due to poor internet.

Correction:

Perhaps I should have been more specific. There are only two public universities offering the BSN program. CBU is a private intuition. And as for UT one must be an RN with at least an associate degree to apply to the program.

I don't have a clue why my edited version isn't visible. My phone is lagging badly due to poor internet.

Correction:

Perhaps I should have been more specific. There are only two public universities offering the BSN program. CBU is a private intuition. And as for UT one must be an RN with at least an associate degree to apply to the program.

I don't have a clue why my edited version isn't visible. My phone is lagging badly due to poor internet.

Correction: You are absolutely correct. CB is a private institution. UT is for RN's with at least an associate degree and students with a diploma in nursing. I obviously didn't word my OP correctly. I was referring to public institutions.

Sorry for the misunderstanding and for my internet mishaps.