Bachelor in Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse (Bachelor's)

Tuition fees are 16,174 USD per year.

This program builds on an associate degree in nursing through an online format with in-person practicum requirements. Students engage with nursing theory and practice using evidence-based methods in a structured curriculum. The program emphasizes leadership and community health nursing through applied learning experiences. It is designed for currently enrolled ADN students and licensed RNs seeking a bachelor's degree.

Focus areas include Leadership in Nursing, Community Health Nursing.

The program requires 68 practicum hours and includes online coursework in leadership and community health. Total credits are not specified on the page.

Graduates enter roles in nursing leadership, management, and community health settings, with eligibility for supervisory and advanced practice positions.

Applicants must have completed at least one semester of a nationally accredited ADN program with a minimum 2.0 GPA in nursing courses. Licensed RNs must hold an unencumbered Colorado RN license and a regionally accredited ADN.

Online with in-person practicum; full-time or part-time options; typically completed in four semesters for full-time students. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes.

Front Range Community College's story is one of growth from a community college into a multi-campus institution serving Boulder County, Larimer and Westminster. Today, it offers 217 degrees and certificates, five bachelor's programs and more than 500 online classes. Its programs support students preparing for careers, beginning higher education before transferring or completing a bachelor's degree close to home.

Academic options span business and information technology; health sciences and wellness; liberal arts, communication and design; manufacturing, skilled trades and applied technology; engineering, math and science; and social sciences, education and public service. Students who plan to continue at another public college in Colorado can choose from 30 guaranteed transfer programs. An average class size of 16 supports direct attention from instructors, while advising helps new students identify a field of study and create an academic plan.

For international students, campus choice is an important part of planning. FRCC has locations in Westminster, Longmont and Fort Collins, alongside hybrid and online study options. Students arrange classes through Navigate, meet with an advisor before registration and should check course prerequisites, co-requisites, campus location codes and payment deadlines. The college community includes students at different stages of life, with a median age of 23 and 46 percent identifying as first-generation students.