LPN to BSN Admission Process What You Need for AdmissionAs a prospective student seeking admission into the LPN to BSN online program, you must submit the following items to be considered for admission:An official high school transcript or GED (minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0)An official transcript from the school that conferred your LPN licenseAll official college transcripts from all schools attended during or after high school (minimum combined GPA of 3.0 across all post-secondary transcripts)TEAS test results (must be less than 4 years old and a score of 65 or higher)Your current, active LPN nursing license (number required for verification)Register for the TEAS >LPNs seeking admission into the LPN accelerated option must meet admission requirements for the nursing program and provide two references (preferably one from a supervisor and one from an educator) addressing ability to competently function within their current role and succeed in an accelerated program.TEAS Test ResourcesTEAS Study Guides and Practice Tests:testpreview.comuniontestprep.comTEAS Tips LPN-BSN LPN to BSN Admission Process LPN to BSN Required Courses Nursing Inquiry RequestApply OnlineTranscript RequestProgram MissionAccreditationNursing Program Comparison TableNursing FacultySigma Theta Tau at WilsonNursing Handbook 2024-25 Professional Licensure NoticeIn earning your BSN from Wilson College Nursing, you will meet all of the necessary requirements to sit for the National Council Licensure Exam (NCLEX – RN) and can move forward with Nursing Licensure in the state of Pennsylvania.Other states that Wilson College Nursing graduates have sat for the NCLEX – RN include: Maryland, Florida, New York, Louisiana, Virginia and West Virginia .If you plan to practice your nursing profession in a state not listed above, please visit nursinglicensure.org for requirements by state. Mindy Guinard, EdDDirector of Nursing717-264-4248mindy.guinard@wilson.edu