Tuition
The RN-to-BSN Academic Outreach Initiative includes 12 nursing major courses totaling 50 quarter-credit hours at a tuition cost of $5,850. Additional courses are required to complete a bachelor's in nursing.
| Tuition | Total Program |
| Nursing Major Courses | $5,850 |
Many general courses you need to earn your BSN were completed during your associate degree and will transfer to Ohio University to apply to the hours required to earn a bachelor's degree. However, if you still need additional support and general education course credit to meet requirements, you can earn them in two ways:
- Complete at another college and transfer to Ohio University
- Complete at Ohio University:
- Through traditional face-to-face courses at the six Ohio University campuses
- Online
Fees
| Fees | Cost* |
| Undergraduate Application (Non-Refundable) | $25 (one time) |
| Student information system and network fee – assessed each quarter and varies depending on full-time ($22) or part-time ($10 if registered for one course) status. Visit the bursar’s office Web site for more information. | Variable |
| Well Being Fee** | $40 |
| Graduation Application | $50 |
| Student Legal Services** | $8 |
*All prices are subject to change.
** These fees can be waived. Details are included on the student ebill.
- There may be additional costs, such as textbook costs.
- A late fee will apply to tuition invoices not paid by due date.
Financial Aid
Financial aid for qualified students is available. The first step in determining financial aid eligibility is to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and include Ohio University's Federal School Code - 003100.
The 2009-2010 FAFSA must be completed for students seeking financial aid for the Spring Quarter, which includes the March and May five-week sessions.
The 2010-2011 FAFSA must be completed for Summer Quarter 2010 through Spring Quarter 2011. Contact Lisa Butler if you need assistance.
- Financial Aid recipients must be registered for at least six credit hours. In order to achieve a minimum of six credit hours, students will need to enroll in at least two courses. The courses can be taken concurrently (in the same session), or one course can be taken in Session I, and one course can be taken in Session II.
- Students who plan to receive financial aid will need to register for the Session II course at the same time the course for Session I is registered. A student who has completed the FAFSA and student loan processes will not have student loans applied to the account at the Bursar's Office if less than six credit hours are registered.
Ohio University reserves the right to make any fee adjustments that may become necessary, without prior notice.
The Ohio University faculty and staff tuition benefit does not apply for this program.
Refund Policy
- A student must drop a course prior to the first day it meets to receive a 100% credit or refund.
- Dropping a course on the first through eighth day will result in a 80% refund.
- After the eighth day of a 5-week-long course, a student is liable to pay full tuition, regardless of whether he/she attended class.
- After the 15th day of a 10-week-long course, a student is liable to pay full tuition, regardless of whether he/she attended class.
- For more information about refund of fees, visit the catalog.
