8 Best Online Accelerated Nursing Programs in Florida

Keep reading to discover online accelerated nursing programs in Florida so you can decide which works best for you.

1. Broward College

Broward College offers an accelerated program that allows practicing nurses to get their bachelor's degree in just 12 to 18 months.

The RN–BSN program's asynchronous online classes give you the flexibility to earn your degree while still working as a nurse.

The program incorporates and builds on the knowledge you already gained in the associate degree program you took before becoming an RN.

Tuition starts at just $135.89 for in–state students enrolled in the online program. Federal aid and scholarships have the potential to reduce that to zero!

2. Ohio University

Ohio University accepts Florida RNs into its fully online RN–to–BSN program, through which you could earn your degree in just one year.

The program has been repeatedly recognized as one of the best in the country and features flexible, five–week asynchronous classes.

Ohio University prides itself on its affordability and convenient payment options. Your degree could be yours for under $10,000!

Tuition starts at just $312 per credit hour for out–of–state students, with financial aid and scholarships available.

3. Purdue Global

If you're looking for a fully online RN–to–BSN from an industry leader, Purdue Global has you covered.

This program was designed for working nurses and delivers courses in an accelerated format.

Because the courses are all asynchronous, you can choose your own start date and study when it's convenient for you.

Tuition starts at $315 per credit hour, and you have access to the same scholarships and aid you would if you got your degree in-state.

4. St. Thomas University (STU)

STU's online RN to BSN online program allows you to advance your career by earning your bachelor's degree in as few as 12 months.

Core coursework includes two courses that incorporate Catholic perspectives along with an understanding of other faiths.

Although STU is a private institution, the school's tuition is an affordable $216 per credit hour for this accelerated online program.

In addition to federal aid, STU offers scholarships and other forms of financial assistance for students who qualify.

5. Santa Fe College (SFC)

SFC's RN to BSN "completion program" is designed for practicing nurses who've already earned an ASN (Associate in Science in Nursing).

Courses are both online and asynchronous, so you can continue to work while earning your degree.

There are general education and foreign language requirements that you can also complete online through Santa Fe College.

Tuition for the 30–hour accelerated program is just $3,794 for in–state students (expect to spend about another $1,000 on books and fees).

6. Seminole State College (SSC)

SSC's accelerated RN–to–BSN program is delivered 100% online and allows you to continue working while you pursue your BSN.

Classes are all offered asynchronously online, so you can complete your coursework when it best suits your schedule.

On top of that, Seminole State College's affordable tuition means that in–state students can earn their BSN for less than $5,000, including tuition, fees, and books.

7. State College of Florida (SCF)

State College of Florida's online RN–to–BSN includes both synchronous and asynchronous classes in a 100% online format.

The school notes that classes are not self–paced, and students are expected to log in regularly and actively participate.

Upper–level classes don't require face–to–face meetings, but faculty might meet with students individually or in small groups, as needed.

Tuition and fees for the RN–to–BSN program start at $112.08 for in–state students, or a total of $4,707.36 for the 42–hour program.

8. University of West Florida (UWF)

UWF's online RN–to–BSN programs is ranked as one of the best in both Florida and nationwide.

The 100% online program allows you to earn your degree in as little as one year while continuing to work as a nurse.

With this accelerated format, courses are only eight weeks long, allowing you to take more courses per semester.

Tuition starts at $218.98 per credit hour, or $7,007.36 in total for the 32–hour program.