Nursing Career Information
Fast-track your healthcare career with Redlands Community College’s Nursing Degrees!
Whether you're aiming to become an RN through the traditional track, through the LPN to RN program,
or to transfer on to become a BSN, we offer the training you need to excel in the
health care industry.
Our curriculum is designed to give you hands-on experience and industry-relevant skills. Over 85% of Redlands Nursing students are employed within eight months after graduation. These students either go right out and begin working as an RN, or may also choose to continue their education with a Bachelors of Science in Nursing (BSN) from a four-year institution.
If you have already started making an impact in healthcare by earning your LPN, you
can get a head start on your RN degree through Redlands. Students applying through the LPN-RN course track will receive articulation credit
for Nursing I and Pharmacology (if taken within their LPN coursework).
See Nursing Degree Track Options
Nursing care facility employment is expected to increase by
10%
in Oklahoma by 2032.
Occupational Projections
Nursing care facility and hospitals are expected to have
6,000
new jobs by 2032.
Occupational Projections
The average LPN could increase their salary by
$34k
as an RN, according to user reports from current professionals at Glassdoor.com.
Learn more at GlassdoorBuild on your Redlands Degree to meet your career goals
We work with universities around the state to ensure that you can transition smoothly
from completing an associate degree at Redlands to earning a bachelor's degree at
a four-year institution. To find out more about transfer of credit policies and articulation
agreements, visit the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education's website.
More information about our Nursing Degree Plan
There are five different transfer options available through our partner Universities. Learn more about your BSN options after completing your education at Redlands:
Take the fastest ROUTE to your Nursing career
Still have questions?
Learn more about our Nursing Program Contact the Nursing Advisor