George Washington University
$64,798/yrCCNE
Bachelor of Science in Nursing Programs in District Of Columbia
5 accredited BSN programs in District Of Columbia, compared by licensure pass rate, tuition, accreditation, and application deadline.
$26,110 Lowest tuition/yr
4 Accepting now
$94,000 Median salary
Showing 5 of 5 programs
Georgetown University
$65,081/yrCCNEApply by Nov 1
Howard University
$33,344/yrCCNEApply by Mar 15
The Catholic University of America
$55,834/yrCCNEApply by Feb 1
Trinity Washington University
$26,110/yrCCNEApply by Oct 1
Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs in other states
Texas 69
Florida 68
New York 59
Ohio 55
Pennsylvania 54
California 54
Georgia 36
Illinois 35
Missouri 34
North Carolina 32
Virginia 30
Indiana 29
Tennessee 28
Michigan 25
Wisconsin 24
Minnesota 24
Massachusetts 23
New Jersey 22
Washington 20
South Carolina 20
Kentucky 19
Iowa 19
Colorado 18
Louisiana 17
Bachelor of Science in Nursing in District Of Columbia — FAQ
How many BSN programs are there in District Of Columbia?
TransitionU lists 5 accredited Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs in District Of Columbia, each with verified pass rate, tuition, accreditation, and application-deadline data where available.
What does a Bachelor of Science in Nursing program cost in District Of Columbia?
Published annual tuition varies widely by school — community-college programs are often a few thousand dollars a year, while private and university programs run higher. Each program card shows its annual tuition where we have it.
How do I get into a BSN program in District Of Columbia?
Most BSN programs are competitive-admission: you'll typically need prerequisite coursework, an entrance exam (such as the TEAS or HESI), and a completed application by the program's deadline. Start a pathway on TransitionU to get a personalized checklist.
Which BSN program in District Of Columbia has the best pass rate?
Sort the list above by pass rate (the default), and the top-listed programs with a published rate are the strongest performers we've verified.
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