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MU Sinclair School of Nursing. nursing@missouri.edu. 915 Hitt Street. Columbia, MO 65211. Phone: 573-882-0277
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The RN to BSN is for registered nurses who have earned a diploma or associate degree in nursing, with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 of higher. All RN to BSN courses are offered online. RN to BSN registered nurse applicants must be licensed to practice nursing (or eligible for licensure) in Missouri or another state.
About the Sinclair School of Nursing. Nursing was an integral part of the Parker Memorial Hospital Training School, which served as the university’s first hospital in 1901. Although a nursing program was not officially established until 1920 within the School of Medicine, MU graduated its first nursing class in 1904.
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree provides traditional, accelerated and RN to BSN program options to grow and advance the profession of nursing. Why is our BSN program a good choice for nurses?
The BSN program is offered in three pathways: Traditional BSN: A traditional four-year degree for freshmen and transfer students. Accelerated BSN: An accelerated program for non-Nursing post-baccalaureate students. RN-BSN: An online program for graduates of Associate Degree in Nursing programs with RN licensure.
