UT Tyler Undergraduate Nursing
Nursing RN-BSN Track
Learn more information on our RN-BSN Site:
Outstanding Advantages:
- Advance your career
- Complete ONLINE Virtual Classroom
- ONE year track (full-time) or flexible part-time options
- Flexible clinical experiences in community & leadership
- Work while completing your degree
- Full access to faculty & advising
- Caring faculty with excellent online presence
- Competitive tuition & payment installment plan options
- One of the Best Online Undergraduate Nursing Programs of 2015
Application: All Year-Round - Apply Now!
Admission is three times a year:
Fall, Spring and Summer
For those wishing to pursue graduation with honors then you will be required to complete another 15 hours of coursework to meet the 45 hour requirement.
More information on the Nursing RN-BSN Track
Important Documents:
*If you were not required to take a Chemistry course during your Associate Degree or Diploma Nursing program, your requirement to complete the course will be waived.
Admission Information
STEP 1: Apply to the University
All RN- BSN applicants must apply to the university prior to applying to the nursing program. Go to the Undergraduate Admissions page to complete the Apply Texas application. You will apply as a transfer student. Once you have been accepted, you must follow the directions in the letter to accept your university admission in MyUTTyler. Once you receive a letter from the university indicating acceptance, then go to the next step and apply to the nursing program.
STEP 2: Online Application Process
RN-BSN applicants can apply to the BSN program at The University of Texas at Tyler by filling out our RN-BSN Nursing Application. Applications for the RN-BSN track for Fall 2018 will open on June 1.
*If you are classified as an international student please be aware that this track is offered completely online and therefore does not meet residency requirements for students who have F or J Visas.
If you are an on-line, out of state applicant, please be aware of reciprocity agreements that may impact clinical hours: State Authorization