Yuba College Nursing Program RN to BSN Partners
These partners have articulated their programs to ours to ensure our students are able to receive full transfer credit and lower tuition costs.
University of Phoenix phoenix.edu/colleges/school-of-nursing
Contacts: Stephanie Dement, MBA, Stephanie.Dement@Phoenix.edu, T 916.904.0050
100% online, CCNE accredited, 30 credits to earn a BSN, Multiple start dates, 1 Class at a time, course 5 weeks in length
ONLY 10 classes, guarantee 90-unit transfer
Earn the hours to apply for your PHN certificate
Resources for life: online library and career services
Cost: $350 per credit FREEZE up to 7 years to complete BSN, Discount Tuition $10,500 – $1,050 = $9,450, Books/ Resource Fee: $170 per course
Length: BSN < 1-year, Concurrent enrollment any time in the program after completing 1st semester or start after completing the program, 10 Classes 1 class at a time, 1 class at a time (5 weeks each)
Has an MSN bridge. ASN to MSN, take 2 BSN courses then 11 MSN courses
Payment plans with NO interest, federal financial aid options after graduating RN program
NO additional prerequisites, they also have an RN to BSN video
Ohio University Online RN to BSN Degree | Ohio University Contact: Renee Dodd, doddr@ohio.edu- Reach out to Renee for a FREE transcript review
Cost: $315 per credit hour, $9,765 for the 9 required nursing courses, $25 application fee.
100% online, no travel to campus needed, can take 8 of the 9 classes while in our ASN program here at Yuba College
The 9 required upper-level division nursing courses (31 credit hours, NRSE 4510 – NRSE 4600) 100% online, 5 weeks in length.
Length: 11-24 months, eight start dates year
Courses attained with a minimum 2.0 GPA from regionally accredited institutions will be considered for transfer equivalency, regardless of year earned.
You get a head start on your BSN by enrolling in the Early Start Program. Students may enroll in online BSN courses and complete 8 courses, the last (NRSE 4600) course will be completed once you complete our program and schedule your NCLEX exam. At this point you apply to the university for the full RN to BSN program working with admissions@ohio.edu or 740.593.4100.
Each student will receive an individualized plan of study based on their entire educational history. PHN Certificate coursework, NRSE 4541, can be chosen in our program. One-credit hour course that a student may choose to complete and will include the required public health clinical hours mandated by the CA BRN. The course is also fully online and clinical hours will be completed locally in CA.
Resources: RN to BSN Resource Guide, required Upper Division Courses, RN-BSN + Early Start Webinar_2024, RN to BSN Course Schedule | Ohio University
Chico State University csuchico.edu/nurs/
Contact: Robbin Guynn, RN, BSN, MSN, CMSRN, rguynn@csuchico.edu, T 530.680.2862 or Melissa Cheatham, M.Ed. mcheatham@csuchico.edu, T 530-898-4638
Cost: $13,000 (less than $10,00 if you have a bachelor’s degree in another field), $415/unit, $300-400 for textbooks, tuition $9,900-12,500
Length: 15 months starts in June of one year and ends in August of the following year
Priority admission to graduates of Yuba College Nursing Students
Program is designed for working nurses (all courses are online except one that is completed in/near your own community).One clinical course, Community Health Nursing, is in the final summer of the program. Effort is made to place the students for this clinical in a community near where they live. 8-10 courses, 8 if you already have a bachelors degree.
Twenty units of NCLEX credit are issued.
CSUC has a “Jump Start Option” which provides a mechanism for Yuba students to take one or both Upper Division GE courses while still in their A.D.N. program.
The Jump Start Option is the CSU, Chico RN to BSN Program version of informal co-enrollment.
Has ADN to MSN track also open to you.
More information on their site and about our agreement here.
Sacramento State Nursing | Sacramento State (csus.edu)
Contact: Tara Sharpp, RN, PhD, Associate Professor, RN-BSN Program Coordinator T: 415.608.3446 Tara.sharpp@csus.edu
Program Questions: Emily Mendoza T: 916-278-5986 mendozae@csus.edu
Advising Questions: Nicole Baptista baptistn@csus.edu
Financial Aid Questions: Veronica Nava ccefinancialaid@csus.edu
