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Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) - Bachelor's Degree
- On-campus and online classes
- Field experience
- Self-directed assessments (available for standard degree)
Our standard entry option is for students without a Bachelor's degree and our accelerated second degree entry option is for students with a Bachelor's degree who want to make a career change into nursing. Our BSN offers robust support, tutoring assistance and small interactive classes to help you earn the licensure you need to become an RN.
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RN to BSN - Bachelor's Degree
- Online classes
- Online Empowered Learning®: learn by doing real-world projects and manage your pace
- Practicum experience in your local community
- Campus support and resources (optional)
Perhaps you are already a licensed RN, one who wants to continue onward and upward. You can broaden your skills with a BSN degree built around strategic leadership and practices. It’s a program that fits flexibly with your busy lifestyle. And it positions you for the leadership role you want and deserve.
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Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) - Master's Degree
- Online classes
- Online Empowered Learning®: learn by doing real-world projects and manage your pace
- Practicum experiences in your local community
- Campus support and resources (optional)
For students ready to reach the pinnacle. You’ll take on more responsibility and strengthen your career opportunities. Through online learning and in-person practicum experiences, you’ll hone your skills at a higher level. Choose from these specializations:
MSN Specializations:
- Nursing Leadership and Administration
- Nursing Education
- Healthcare Technology, Simulation and Informatics
MSN-NP Specializations:
- Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner (AGPCNP)
- Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP)
- Pediatric Primary Care Nurse Practitioner (PPCNP)
- Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
Currently, the MSN-NP program is not eligible for participation in Title IV federal student aid programs. This program is not available in all states.
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Post-Graduate Nursing Certificate
- Online classes
- Online Empowered Learning®: learn by doing real-world projects and manage your pace
- Practicum experiences in your local community
- Campus support and resources (optional)
For nurses with a graduate degree (such as MSN, MSN-NP or DNP) interested in adding a new specialization. Specializations include:
Post-Graduate Nursing Certificate Specializations:
- Nursing Leadership and Administration
- Nursing Education
- Healthcare Technology, Simulation and Informatics
Post-Graduate Nursing Certificate NP Specializations:
- Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner (AGPCNP)
- Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP)
- Pediatric Primary Care Nurse Practitioner (PPCNP)
- Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
Currently, the Post-Graduate Nursing Certificate program is not eligible for participation in Title IV federal student aid programs. This program is not available in all states.
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Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
- Online classes
- Online Empowered Learning®: learn by doing real-world projects and manage your pace
- Practice experiences in your local community
- Campus support and resources (optional)
Transformational nursing leaders are needed more than ever before. Choose from two specializations that align with your interests and talent. Choose from two specializations: Executive Leadership or the unique combination of Public Health and Policy.
Currently, this program is not eligible for participation in Title IV federal student aid programs. This program is not available in all states.
Bloomington Campus - School of Nursing
4400 West 78th Street 6th Floor, Bloomington, MN 55435
952-545-2000
Welcome to the Bloomington Campus - School of Nursing!
Bloomington isn’t just about malls and busy airports. Nursing also has a home here—at the Rasmussen University Bloomington campus. We offer innovative, career-focused programs built for today’s healthcare landscape. We’re proud to foster the careers of great nursing talent. It happens right here in Minnesota, one of the country’s leading healthcare hubs. Along with Bloomington, we have two other campuses in the Twin Cities: Hennepin/Anoka and Eagan.
Prepare to become an experienced, knowledgeable nurse in one of our Bloomington programs. We’re proud to be a national leader in nursing education. Advance toward your ability to lead a team. Build your future while making a difference in the healthcare field. Discover a wide range of programs and an industry-wise faculty employing state-of-the-art techniques. From clinical lab experience to hands-on training and beyond, we’re here to help you succeed at every next level.
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Bloomington School of Nursing
Address
4400 West 78th Street
6th Floor
Bloomington, Minnesota 55435
Phone
952-545-2000
Fax
952-545-7038
Hours
M – TH: 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
F: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
SA: 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
SU: Closed
Bloomington School of Nursing Campus
Your Future as a Nurse in Minnesota
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Nursing Programs at Our Bloomington Campus
We have a variety of nursing options at our Bloomington campus.
Not Sure Which Program Is Right for You?
Nursing Information Sessions at the Bloomington Campus
Still have questions about Bloomington and Nursing? Join us for an upcoming campus nursing information session. There’s nothing like a first-hand view to see what separates Rasmussen University from other Nursing schools. Our admissions advisors are ready for your queries and help make your admissions process smooth.
Attend an upcoming Nursing Information Session in Bloomington
Speaker 1 (00:01):
Rasmussen knows nursing.
And the first step in charting your future in the field is joining us at a Nursing Information Session.
Speaker 2 (00:09):
And we just go over all the program details. So, breaking down classes, costs, credit transfer, clinicals, scheduling, hours and expectations, different financial aid options, and then discussing the enrollment process and qualifying.
Info sessions are held, you know, during daytime hours. So, it's a great opportunity for prospective nursing students to actually see our current nursing students.
Speaker 3 (00:32):
I think a Nursing Information Session is great because you actually can come to the campus. You can see what the classrooms look like. Uh, they tour through the SIM lab. Like, days when I'm running SIM they'll, you know, they'll, they say, “Hey, can we come walk through your SIM lab?” And so they get to see what it looks like. They get to look behind the scenes and see this is where the teacher sits.
Speaker 2 (00:54):
Um, there's a chance that it'll be in one of our labs. Um, and then what we do is if there aren't classes going on in our SIM labs, we do try to get the tour of that so that prospective nursing students can actually see the SIMs.
Speaker 3 (01:07):
It's a safe learning environment in that it's okay to make mistakes. Um, where students were learning. No, nobody ever said nursing school would be easy, but it's always worth it at the end that being able to be a nurse—function as a nurse. Um, it's just such a fun career.
Speaker 2 (01:26):
Um, we just assure our students that we do have steps in place. We have internal discounts, um, so corporate partner discount, military discount, and then we have a Change A Life scholarship. So, if a student refers somebody else, that new student whose life is being changed by going to school—maybe for the first time—can receive a scholarship.
Speaker 3 (01:43):
I think people realize that it's the career to be in. It's the career. It's, it's a great career to be in. And I think that's what drives people to go back.
Speaker 2 (01:52):
Just keeping in mind that there's a variety of programs here. There's no one set path that is right. It's just students need to figure out which is gonna be the best path for them.
Speaker 1 (02:02):
Take the next step and join us at a Nursing Information Session. Regularly offered at many Rasmussen campuses.
Take the Next Step—Talk to Us!
"Rasmussen has been really great about getting me ready for the workforce—helping me build my nursing skills along the way. Instructors work very closely with you one-on-one to help develop your skills, and that is just really helpful when the time comes and you become a professional nurse."
Jack C.
Minnesota BSN Student
Bloomington School of Nursing Campus News and Events
Latest Campus News and Events
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"We are 100% committed to the success of our students and are proud to help you achieve your higher education and career goals."
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