Listed below are all of the nationally accredited RN to BSN programs in Rhode Island.
If you’re not an RN yet, and you want to become one, feel free to check out our directories of Associate degree nursing programs and second degree BSN/MSN programs.
As a rule, you should contact multiple schools during the course of your research. There are important differences between the programs in terms of cost, admissions requirements, and other characteristics, and, as with many things in life, the way to find the best RN to BSN program for your needs is to spend some time shopping around.
There’s nothing more convenient than being able to complete everything on your own schedule, if you’re currently employed - so you may also want to look at some of the online RN to BSN programs available.