Adept at exhibiting cultural competency in the healthcare field while working with the sick and vulnerable in a variety of venues, nurses are often regarded as marvelous and efficient caregivers of patients. However, as our healthcare system undergoes radical change, the role of nursing is changing too – nurses should look into options like pursuing an RN to BSN program in order to be ready to meet the challenges in tomorrow's healthcare system.

2024 List of RN to BSN Programs in Vermont

If you're looking for a great RN to BSN program in Vermont, check out our listings below.

Find RN to BSN Programs By City:

Burlington, VT

Department of Nursing
194 South Prospect Street
Burlington, VT 05401-3596

Castleton, VT

Department of Nursing
62 Alumni Dr
Castleton, VT 05735
(802) 468-1262

Randolph Center, VT

Bachelor of Science in Nursing program
124 Admin Drive
Randolph Center, VT 05061

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Fast & Affordable Program Options

There are many ways to advance your career as a nurse. One option for many is enrolling in an RN to BSN program, a fast-tracked bridge program that allows students to graduate much quicker than they would have if they had enrolled in a traditional RN to BSN degree program. This ends up saving them thousands of dollars and years of their time.

Fastest Online RN to BSN Degree Options

RN to BSN programs by design are made to save students time in their busy schedules. If you have at least a year of experience as a registered nurse, you can conceivably graduate with your BSN in only two years (or even less) as opposed to a traditional BSN degree program which requires at least four years. Below are a few options for the fastest RN to BSN programs in the State of Vermont:

SchoolDegree NameLength
Norwich UniversityOnline RN to BSNLess than 2 years
Vermont State UniversityOnline RN to BSN18 Months

Learn more about the Shortest RN to BSN Programs.

Do 6-month RN to BSN Programs Exist?

They do, though not in Vermont. Six-month RN to BSN programs are typically reserved for students who have a large number of transferable credits. Even if you meet the requirements for transfer credits, you’ll still need to find a school that accepts all of them. As most nursing schools in Vermont have a cap on transfer credits, you’ll need to look elsewhere to take advantage of these types of programs.

Affordable Online RN to BSN Options

Apart from their fast path to graduation, RN to BSN programs are also known for their affordability. Because you’ll likely only need to spend a maximum of 2 years enrolled, that means that you’ll be able to save almost hald of your money on tuition. You may also save money as a Vermont resident if you attend a school that has lower tuition rates for in-state students. Take a look at the table below to discover the cheapest RN to BSN programs located in Vermont.

SchoolDegree NameTuition Cost
Vermont Technical CollegeOnline RN to BSN$16,086 per year (Resident)

$29,502 (Non-Resident)

Vermont State UniversityOnline RN to BSN$18,890 per year (Resident)

$43,890 per year (Non-Resident)

Learn more about Affordable RN to BSN Degrees.

Admissions Requirements for Accredited RN to BSN Programs

University entry for an accredited RN to BSN program of your choice is not much different from an associate’s degree – however, there is some difference from institution to institution. In order to help you determine documents and timelines, we’ve included the most common criteria below:

  • Complete and submit an online application that adheres to processing and admission deadlines
  • Maintain a GPA of 2.85 or higher
  • Possess an ADN degree from a regionally accredited college
  • Provide a list of immunizations – up to date
  • Have a clear background check
  • Provide RN licensure data – ensure that license is current and unencumbered

Classes & Courses: What is the Curriculum Like?

Despite sweeping changes in the healthcare profession, nurses remain focused on the physical emotional, and mental aspects of patient care. The nursing faculty at Vermont Technical College works to ensure that students can collaborate with patients on the interdisciplinary team and engage in evidence-based processes in healthcare. The ACEN-accredited curriculum includes the following course topics:

  • Leadership in Professional Nursing
  • Research-Based Nursing
  • Community Health Outcomes
  • Aging Populations in Nursing Care