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Deciding to return to college to get a nursing degree involves exploring a wide range of university nursing programs. There are two-year programs at community colleges for nursing, universities with four-year programs, and then there are accelerated nursing programs designed to provide a fast-track RN for people with existing baccalaureate degrees in various fields.

What is an Accelerated Nursing Program?

According to the American Association of Colleges of Nursing, the typical accelerated nursing program offers people with non-nursing bachelor's and master's degrees the opportunity to use existing credits as a springboard toward earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) or Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree and to also become a registered nurse (RN).

For most prospective students, the main reason for attending nursing school is to become an RN, an achievement that allows professionals to work in the medical field and command a higher salary than those with other nursing licenses. Fast-track BSN nursing programs are typically 11 to 18 months, while fast-track MSN programs take an average of three years. These university nursing programs put together everything a person with a non-nursing degree could need to become an RN and complete either a BSN or MSN by building on existing higher education.

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