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1. Complete your .
2. Answer all questions and upload your personal essay about why you want to pursue a BSN degree and your goals.
3. Order official transcripts from every college or university attended to be sent to ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÏñAV or [email protected]. Official transcripts can be sent via Parchment, National Clearinghouse, or by mail.
4. Complete the $55 application fee payment.
5. Submit your application.

Application Deadlines

Fall 2024:

• May 15, 2024 - ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÏñAV Application must be submitted. This includes official transcripts from student’s last completed semester in school. The deadline for international student applicants is July 1.

Spring 2025:

• Nov. 15, 2024 – ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÏñAV Application must be submitted. This includes official transcripts from student’s last completed semester in school. The deadline for international student applicants is Oct. 1.

Curricular Practical Training (CPT)

At Kramer School of Nursing, we prioritize the academic success and integrity of our programs. To comply with the US Citizenship and Immigration guidelines, Kramer School of Nursing does not offer Curricular Practical Training (CPT). According to USCIS guidelines, CPT must be an integral part of an established curriculum. Our programs require clinical/practicum hours that are embedded in individual courses and are not eligible for pay and/or employment ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÏñAV benefits. Offering CPT would not comply with the USCIS regulations. USCIS Regulation information can be found at: .

We understand that practical experience is valuable, and we encourage students to explore other opportunities such as Optional Practical Training (OPT) after completing their degree. For more information on OPT and other work authorization options, please contact our International Admissions Office.A student meeting all of the requirements as found on the admissions policy, plus provides proof of bachelor’s or associate’s degree (plus religion course) from an accredited institution may be eligible to proceed with the below LPN-BSN tracks.

If a student has some or no general education and elective requirements, then they can meet with a nursing advisor and create a plan to fulfill these courses, all except six hours which can carry over into the program, to be eligible to start the NURS level courses.

If no degree is provided, then student must completed the required general education, general electives and science prerequisites prior to starting NURS level courses. Nursing advisors can work with student to create a plan of progression.

Option 1: Spring Start

First Semester (Spring):

*Must be passed to continue

Second Semester (Summer):

Third Semester (Fall):

Option 2: Fall Start

First Semester (Fall):

*Must be passed to continue

Second Semester (Spring):

Third Semester (Fall):

Fourth Semester (Spring):

Students will need to connect with an administrator with Kramer School of Nursing to determine eligibility and individual timelines.

• Meet all additional admission requirements based on the track to which the student applies (traditional or accelerated B.S.N. pathway)
• Graduation from a State Board of Nursing approved LPN program.
• Proof of active, unencumbered LPN License. Please upload your LPN report from the State Board of Nursing to your NursingCAS application.

LPNs who did not graduate from a nationally accredited program are required to take the NLN Nursing Acceleration Challenge exams.

• Foundations of Nursing (5)
• Child Health Nursing (4)
• Family Health Nursing (4)
• Simulation experience on content from these courses will still be required of all students.

A minimum score of 70 on each National League of Nursing (NLN) Nursing Acceleration Challenge exam taken to qualify for course credit. The Foundations of Nursing Acceleration Challenge exam must be passed to continue the L.P.N.-B.S.N. pathway. Students failing a Nursing Acceleration Challenge exam must take the Kramer School of Nursing course on that topic. Maximum of two attempts on the challenge exam. NLN Nursing Acceleration Challenge exam must be taken within two years to receive credit for the course. Up to 13 credit hours may be received toward the degree for successful completion of NLN Nursing Acceleration Challenge exam.

The BSN graduate of ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÏñAV's Kramer School of Nursing will function as a professional nurse able to: 

• Demonstrate clinical competence in the provision of ethical and legal nursing care.
• Collaborate with and educate clients regarding self-care activities designed to promote health, restore wellness and prevent illness.
• Utilize the nursing process as a critical thinking framework for problem solving and making effective clinical judgments.
• Promote physical, mental, social and spiritual health across the life span within diverse cultures.
• Manage, coordinate, and delegate care of clients within and in collaboration with the health care system. Exemplify the caring behaviors of acceptance of, respect for and empathy with the client.
• Exemplify the caring behaviors of acceptance of, respect for and empathy with the client.

to view BSN program outcome data.