USA College of Nursing Blog

We often receive various questions from prospective students about the RN to BSN program (after all, who doesn't want a way to fast-track their career to the next level?).

You've done it, you've locked into the hustle and you're getting or have already gotten your RN. Thoughts of getting your BSN swirl in the back of your head. If you're hesitant about making the jump, wait no more!

The RN to BSN program offered through the University of South Alabama College of Nursing not only fast-tracks your degree, we make sure to help keep your money in your pocket.

It can be daunting to think about going back to school, especially if you already have a job and a family. If you're currently practicing--you've got your current caseload to consider, after all. You may be concerned it's not the right time or perhaps even that "you're too old." Many RNs have already been at it for quite a while by the time they start considering an advanced degree in nursing.

There are approximately 22 million military Veterans living in the United States. Nurses in all practice settings likely will have Veteran patients -- many of whom have special healthcare needs. In addition to serving U.S. military Veterans by providing high-quality, compassionate care, nurses play a significant role in their patients' recovery.

Sexual assault is an unfortunate reality for as many as 1 in 5 women and 1 in 38 men. It can affect individuals from all walks of life and of all ages.