Complete your Nursing Bachelor's Degree. Program applications are now open!
A few facts about the program:
- The RN to BSN program is a post-licensure pathway designed for students who have obtained a Washington RN license by the time classes start in September.
- The RN to BSN program is a selective admission program. Selective admission criteria are used when there are more applicants to the program than seats available.
- Graduates of LCC’s associate degree nursing program (AN-DTA/MRP) may be able to complete the RN to BSN program in as little as one year (3 quarters) of full-time enrollment (15 credits per quarter, 45 credits total).
- This will be a hybrid program, with classes meeting in-person one evening a week.
- Both full- and part-time pathways will be available.
- We are pursuing national accreditation as soon as possible for the RN to BSN program through the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
Applications open
If you have not attended Lower Columbia College within the past two (2) years, please apply now.
Get Started
Applications for Fall 2024 will open for submission on May 10, 2024.
If you have not attended Lower Columbia College within the past two (2) years you will need to apply to Lower Columbia College before submitting your application for the BSN Program.
The RN to BSN program is a post-licensure pathway designed for students who have obtained a Washington RN license by the time classes start in September.
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Contact Nursing Programs
We are located on the second floor of the Health & Science Building. Stop by during regular office hours, or call (360) 442-2860 to make an appointment. For a full list of all nursing faculty and staff, please see our Contact Us page.
General Healthcare Program Inquiries
Health & Science Building, 2nd floor
(360) 442-2860
Fax: (360) 442-2879
Nursing Program Inquiries
Bev Ylen, Program Coordinator
(360) 442-2860
bylen@lowercolumbia.edu
Pre-Nursing Education Planning/Advising
Alejandra Sanchez, Health Careers Specialist
(360) 442-2355
asanchez@lowercolumbia.edu