Nursing courses and other required online courses for which students in the online RN to BSN program may exclusively enroll are offered at a fix tuition rate by credit hour.
Additional courses also may be taken at Ohio University for credit in this program. The tuition rate may differ for some classes. Students should check with their School of Nursing advisor before registering for classes that are not listed on the RN to BSN course offerings page, which is made available each term on the RN to BSN Knowledge Center website .
Many general courses needed to earn a BSN were completed during your associate degree or diploma nursing education 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 those credits in three ways:
- Complete courses at Ohio University:
- Through traditional face-to-face courses at an Ohio University campus
- Online
- Complete courses at another college and transfer credit to Ohio University
Ohio University Fees
- Application fee (non-refundable)
- Student information and network fee
- Graduation application
Visit the Office of the Bursar's website to learn more about tuition and fees.
Student Account and Payment
Students can access their student account information on the My Ohio Student Center . Students can view real time account activity, enroll in Direct Deposit, enroll in Payment Plan, view 1098-T information, and make payments.
Balances not paid by the due date may be assessed a late payment fee. A financial hold also may be placed on the account, which may restrict access to registration, grades, diplomas, and transcripts.
Visit the Office of the Bursar's website for more information about student accounts .
Payment Plan
Ohio University offers a payment plan, which will split the balance of the current semester into installments. The plan requires that interested students sign up each semester, and there is an enrollment fee required. To receive the full benefit of the payment plan, we advise students to enroll in all classes at the beginning of the term.
Visit the Office of the Bursar's website for more information about the payment plan .
There may be additional costs, such as textbook costs, that are not billed by the university.
Refund Policy
- A student must drop a course prior to the first day it meets to receive a 100% reduction of registration fees.
- Dropping a course on the first day will result in an 80% reduction of registration fees.
- For students in five-week courses: If you withdraw after the fourth day of class in a five-week course, you are not entitled to a reduction of registration fees.
- For students in semester-long (15-week) courses: If you withdraw from the University after the Friday of the second week of the semester, you are not entitled to a reduction of registration fees.