Online Q&A Hours
Online Q&A hours for prospective students are offered every Wednesday via Zoom between 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. EST. Email bsnapps@gmu.edu for login information.
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Traditional BSN Program
Mason’s Traditional BSN program is a full-time, pre-licensure program for applicants who do not hold a prior bachelor’s degree. This program is a four-year program for incoming freshmen or a three-year program for transfer and change of major students.
Accelerated Second Degree BSN Program
Mason’s Accelerated Second Degree BSN program is a 12-month, full-time, pre-licensure program for applicants who will have earned a bachelor’s degree prior to the start of the program.
RN to BSN Program
Completely online, the RN to BSN program offers US-based RN license holders a flexible approach to earning their BSN degree in as little as two full-time semesters.
Co-Enrollment BSN Program (Non-Veteran)
Earn your BSN in less time by co-enrolling at Mason and a Virginia Community College AAS-Nursing program.
Co-Enrollment BSN Program (Veteran)
Veterans, earn your BSN in less time by co-enrolling at Mason and a Virginia Community College AAS-Nursing program.
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