Page ContentDallas College is making plans to start the registered nurse (RN) to bachelor’s degree program in Fall 2023.The program must first be approved by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, Texas Board of Nursing, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges and American Commission on Education in Nursing. We are hoping to offer the RN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.) courses online. All applicants must have an unencumbered, current RN license to apply and be a graduate of an accredited nursing program.Please continue to check our webpage for updates. Degrees and Certificates Career Information Do you want a health care career that’s always in high demand? Would you like a challenging job where no day is the same? If so, think about becoming a nurse. A critical nursing shortage ensures immediate work for new graduates who have the skills and professionalism to take on this challenging but rewarding career. Guided Pathways are maps that show you what classes you will take, and when. View Guided Pathways How much money does this career pay? Which classes do I need? What our students are saying Contact Us Are you interested in a career in nursing? Start Today Offered At These Campuses:BrookhavenEl CentroMountain ViewNorth LakeDallas College also offers noncredit certification programs in nursing and health care. Find out what other programs are available. “I didn't just graduate. I graduated and I earned so much confidence and friends and I cannot even put it into words.” Read Andrea's story. Andrea Montes, RNRegistered Nurse, Methodist Charlton Please select a different web browser or enable iFrames to view this form.
