Spring 2020 Schedule Update
We appreciate your patience as we adapt to the highly fluid circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic - and we’re pleased to now be able to confirm the answers to your questions. Students have asked how classes will be affected in terms of format (online or on-campus) and starting dates. You’ll find the answers here:
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 an accelerated direct entry 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 2019-2020. 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.
