Nursing Online Degree Completion

Continue your nursing education with Vermont State and earn your Bachelor of Science in Nursing through our online nursing degree completion program.   

With a focus on promoting health, preventing disease, and advancing global health, this two-year program expands your knowledge into healthcare information systems, palliative care, holistic healing, leadership and management, community nursing, and more. You’ll graduate ready to improve lives in new ways — with all theoretical coursework in an online format that is flexible for working nurses and can be completed in just 18 months. The precepted nursing experiences that are part of the degree requirements may be completed where you work.

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The Nursing Online Degree Completion program is an RN to B.S.N. program for students who already have an RN license and associate degree in Nursing (A.S.) and want to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

This degree program is part of Vermont State’s unique career ladder approach to building nursing credentials. Visit our Nursing Programs at Vermont State page to learn about all of the Nursing education options at VTSU and to help you decide which program is best for you.

Why Study Nursing Online at Vermont State?

  • Highly ranked RN to BSN program: This online B.S.N. program was ranked #5 out of 500 in the nation for Best Online RN to BSN Programs by RegisteredNursing.org.*  
  • 100% placement rate: 100% of Vermont State nursing students worked in the field (or pursue higher education) within six months of graduation.**
  • Expand your career options: The push to hire RNs with bachelor’s degrees has gained momentum and this degree gives you the credential you need to unlock positions requiring a B.S.N.  
  • Work while you learn: Study online on a schedule that fits the needs of a working nurse. 
  • Qualify for an advanced nursing degree: Your B.S.N. will qualify you to pursue a graduate degree in nursing, such as a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) or a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DPN).

*Registerednursing.org, 2022 – Best Online RN to BSN Programs

**Vermont Tech Class of  2019

Student Stories

A black and white photo of a dark haired woman wearing scrubs and a stethoscope with her arms crossed smiling at the camera.

“I love nursing. It has helped me be a better mother, a better wife, and a better person. I think I get as much out of caring for my patients as they do, and that feeling is tough to beat!”

Patricia Dudley
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 “I love being at the bedside and helping to ease anxiety and develop meaningful relationships with patients and family members.'” 

Amanda Mills-Brown

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