NH Nursing Community College Partners
Nursing students and graduates of New Hampshire's community colleges have a seamless, integrated pathway to progress from an associate degree in nursing through to a nursing bachelor's and/or nursing master's degree program as part of the Õ¬ÄÐÆµµÀ and New Hampshire community college nursing partnership.
For New Hampshire Nursing Students:
Õ¬ÄÐÆµµÀ Nursing Programs: RN to BSN and Accelerated Pathway RN to MSN Option
- Specially designed pathways that maximize credits transferred from your associate degree or diploma in Nursing to your BSN program. See your transfer pathway here (scroll down to New Hampshire).
- Three-credit, 8-week BSN courses at SNHU
- Three-credit, 10-week courses at SNHU
- Five MSN tracks that allow you to continue onto advance your studies. An RN to MSN accelerated pathway is available for all MSN tracks — helping you to save time and money.
NH Community College Nursing Partnership - How it Works
The program begins with completion of an associate degree in nursing at any of the state's seven community colleges and advances through a bachelor's degree in nursing and/or completion of a master's degree in nursing, both offered through SNHU Õ¬ÄÐÆµµÀ. The agreement removes barriers to educational advancement for nurses and provides them with an affordable, convenient, innovative, online opportunity for advancing their education.
Key benefits of the partnership include:
- Two MSN graduate courses are woven into your bachelors program at undergraduate tuition rates
- Your MSN degree can then be completed in 20 months whereby saving time and money on your degree completion
- Provides a seamless transition from the associate degree nursing program through the bachelor's and master's degree levels and can be completed at your own pace
- Curricula developed by experienced nursing faculty based on "The Future of Nursing: Leading Change and Advancing Health"
- Admission and advising provided jointly by the community colleges and SNHU in an integrated program model with a guided transfer pathway
- Discounted tuition for as a NH community college transfer student
- Convenient online courses
Community college nursing students interested in the RN to BSN or Accelerated Pathway RN to MSN option should contact their current community college advisor or academicalliances@snhu.edu to learn more. Alumni of the CCSNH graduating on or after May 2012 should contact nursing@snhu.edu for more information.
For Nursing Students Outside of New Hampshire:
See if your local community college has a partnership with SNHU.
CCNE Accredited Nursing Program
The baccalaureate degree program in nursing and the master’s degree program in nursing at Õ¬ÄÐÆµµÀ are accredited by the , 655 K Street NW, Suite 750, Washington, DC 20001, 202.887.6791.