Nursing Department
Programs
(Priority admission given to BYU-Idaho ASN graduates.)
Tools & Services
The Department of Nursing was established in 1957.
Announcements
- The Burley Satellite, a new cohort for the ASN program, begins winter 2008.
- Tuition increase starting Winter Semester 2009.
Welcome to the Nursing Department Home Page!
What programs are available?
The Nursing Department has a history of 50 years of experience educating and training qualified nursing professionals. We offer two degree programs that are accredited by the NLNAC, which are:
- The Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN)
- The Registered Nurse Baccalaureate of Science in Nursing (RN-BSN)
When are the programs offered?
The programs are offered each semester. ONLY complete applications are considered for selection. Application deadlines for each semester are as follows:
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Requirements
These programs are designed for serious students who want to serve and care for others as medical professional. The ASN is for students who want to be a RN. The BSN is for students who are RNs who seek to advance their education and career.
Visit the ASN and RN-BSN for more specific information about requirements and prerequisites.
Cost Information
Cost vary depending on whether courses are taken on-campus, online and as an LDS or Non-LDS student. The general tuition costs are as follows:
ASN Tuition |
RN-BSN Tuition |
LDS On-campus Students
Non-LDS On-campus Students
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LDS On-campus Students
Non-LDS On-campus Students
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LDS Alternate Track Students
Non-LDS Alternate Track Students
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LDS Online Students
Non-LDS Online Students
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Other Academic Costs
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Other Academic Costs
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| Note: The costs per credit for the Online RN-BSN classes can change from semester to semester and will affect all students currently enrolled in BSN classes on-line. |
