additional expenses for name badge, liability insurance, and travel expenses.

Beginning Fall 2013, the RN-BSN program revisions may result in programmatic changes, which may include, but not limited to, sequential course offerings.

Since the RN-BSN completion program is a transfer (second-degree) program, RN-BSN students are not required to complete the requisite 45 credit hours of upper-division courses. All RN-BSN students must complete at least 30 credit hours of upper-division nursing courses.

ADN applicants for the RN-BSN Completion program, who have a Bachelor's/Master's degree outside

nursing from a regionally accredited institution, are required to complete only the 30 hours of upper division nursing courses and a 200 level IGS course. This allows the student to meet the residency requirements for graduation as stipulated in the Catalogue. The Rising Junior is not required.

Kentucky State University

School of Nursing

400 East Main Street