Bachelor's Degrees in LPN Training

Bachelor’s programs in nursing-related disciplines, specifically the four-year BSN degree, provides LPNs and RNs a competitive edge in the nursing job field. The BSN degree is preferred by nursing leaders, and is a requirement for many positions or to enter into professional nursing practice. An associate’s degree typically provides a background and basic theory for nursing for LPNs, while a bachelor’s program prepares students to enter the nursing field on a professional level.


University of Phoenix

For those individuals who already work as licensed practical nurses, the University of Phoenix offers a Bachelor of Science degree specifically for LPNs – the Licensed Practical Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

The degree program consists of a series of subjects that may include family nursing, pediatric clients, mental health nursing, community nursing practice, health policy, using nursing research, and professional development for nurses.

Licensed Vocational Nurse to BS in Nursing, Licensed Practical Nurse to BS in Nursing.
California, Arizona.