Pandemic Policy for Applications and Enrollment
In recognition of the disruption to all of our lives from the pandemic, Regis is extending the deadline for the program until April 15, 2021.
If you’re a qualified applicant who has not yet completed the prerequisites for the program, you may take the remaining prerequisites at Regis a discounted rate of $235/$245 per credit and receive conditional acceptance to our fall 2021 cohort.
If you are accepted and make your required deposit but are not ready to enroll, you can easily defer to the next start term for your program.
You’ll find a list of the prerequisites and current schedule for your program here.
For questions about prerequisites, deadlines, and the application process, contact the Assistant Director of Graduate Admission Brian Dixon.
Three for All
Receive Your BSN, MSN and certification in 3 years, from one seamless program
If you’re thinking of becoming a nurse but your bachelor’s degree is from a different profession, you might feel like the clock is ticking. Nearly 89% 1 of healthcare providers expressed “a strong preference for BSN program graduates.” These days, RNs are competing with seasoned professionals who earned a bachelor’s degree or even took the next step and pursued their Master’s, making them eligible for more jobs, higher salaries and greater opportunities for advancement. A BSN makes you immediately competitive for career opportunities and puts you on a path toward an MSN that can further enhance your undergraduate degree.
Which is why Regis College developed a direct entry master's in nursing option for non-nursing college graduates interested in entering the field of nursing. The program gives you the ability to earn a bachelor's and master's degree with certification all in only three years with flexible day and evening course options.
- After just 16 months, you’ll take the registered nurse licensing examination (NCLEX), which 96% of Regis students passed in 2019.
- You’ll work with a team of seasoned, well-connected coordinators who will arrange your undergraduate clinical placement. By year’s end, you’ll earn your bachelor of science.
- When you’re working on your MSN, you’ll collaborate with coordinators on securing your clinical placement. In your third year, you’ll have a full or part-time option, enabling you to hit the ground running and begin your career as a part-time R.N.
In the interest of your time, we’ve also kept the application simple and straightforward. Your intended track is part of the process but will not commit you to a particular specialty.
3
Years Bachelor + Master's Degree Completion
96%
NCLEX Pass Rate in this Program
90%
of faculty are industry-active nurses
94
Total Credit Hours
$1,595
Cost per credit
$149,930
Total Cost of the program*
* Based on the academic year 2021-2022. Cost per credit and total cost subject to inflation.
Gaining Experience
Clinical placements provide the opportunity to learn from professionals working in a clinical setting. Recent placements include:
Graduates of this program have worked at many premier medical institutions in New England including Mass General Hospital, Tufts Medical Center and the Veterans Administration.
