Transfer: Health Science Programs

Alvernia University

RACC has an existing articulation agreement with Alvernia University that offers a seamless transition from RACC's Nursing program into Alvernia's Adult Education RN to BSN completion program, where nursing classes are delivered in a blended online/face-to-face format, with one day per week of on-site instruction. For more information about our Adult Education RN to BSN Completion Program, contact the School of Graduate & Adult Education at 1-888-ALVERNIA (1-888-258-3764, ext. 6), 610-796-5187, or nursing@alvernia.edu or visit this link.

Alvernia also offers a 100% online RN to BSN completion program. Learn more about this program.

Bloomsburg University

Graduates of the RACC Nursing program can transfer to Bloomsburg University's Fully Online Program of Nursing for their bachelor's degree in Nursing. This program-to-program agreement features Bloomsburg University's online nursing program. Students may transfer 69 credits of the RN program into the BSN, with the opportunity to earn up to 15 additional RACC credits to transfer in as well.

For more information about the Bloomsburg University RN to BSN Program, contact Dr. Noreen Chikotas, in the Department of Nursing at nchikota@bloomu.edu or 570-389-4609.

Boise State University

Students can transfer their Associate of Applied Science in Respiratory Care to Boise State University's Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Care.
Benefit from taking advantage of this agreement:

  • The total Associate of Applied Science applies to University of Cincinnati's Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Science
  • Online program
  • Reasonable state tuition for online program
  • No additional clinicals
  • Respiratory Care practitioners teach in this nationally recognized degree completion program
  • Opportunity to earn 26 prior learning credits through the RRT credential exam
  • Learn more about Boise State University's Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Care

Chamberlain College of Nursing

RACC graduates of the Nursing program can transfer to Chamberlain College of Nursing for their bachelor's degree in Nursing. This program-to-program agreement features Chamberlain's online nursing program and has the following benefits:

  • Online program, with only 37 credits to complete through Chamberlain College of Nursing.
  • Total program, 71 credits, accepted plus two additional general education courses.
  • 10% off Chamberlain tuition.

Drexel University

RACC graduates of the Nursing program can transfer to Drexel University for their bachelor's degree in Nursing. This program-to-program agreement features Drexel's online nursing program.

Eastern Mennonite University

RACC has an existing articulation agreement with Eastern Mennonite University that offers a seamless transition from RACC's Nursing program into EMU's Bachelor of Science in Nursing program.

This agreement ensures transfer of credit to Eastern Mennonite University's RN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree program after completing an associate degree at RACC if you follow this degree completion pathway:

  • Be admitted into the Associate Degree in Nursing program at RACC
  • Maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0 or greater as required by the RACC nursing program
  • Maintain updated background checks as required by the RACC nursing program
  • Meet with EMU Enrollment Counselor
  • Begin EMU application during last semester of RACC program
  • Graduate from RACC with an Associate Degree in Nursing
  • Be eligible for licensure as a Registered Nurse and successfully pass the NCLEX-RN exam prior to EMU start date
  • Obtain a volunteer or salaried position as a registered nurse 2nd semester of the EMU nursing program

Offers of admission to the RN to BS in Nursing program at EMU or withdrawal of admission offered are determined by EMU at its sole discretion. Students will be notified in writing of any decisions that EMU makes.

EMU will accept, in transfer, at least 71 college level credits from RACC and other accredited schools subject to transfer policies. Students will work with an EMU Enrollment Counselor on a regular basis to ensure the maximum transfer of credits toward a bachelor's degree.

For additional information, contact RACC Transfer Services, your Sr. Academic Advisor, or your Health Professions Specialist.

George Washington School of Medicine and Health Science

GW offers a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (“BSHS”) and a Master of Science in Health Sciences (“MSHS”) to students who have successfully completed the academic requirements of its program.

Learn more about the Guaranteed Admission Agreement at GW.

Millersville University

RACC graduates of the Nursing program can transfer to Millersville University for their bachelor's degree in Nursing through this program-to-program agreement.

Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences

RACC students who would like to pursue a bachelor's degree in the healthcare field can utilize this direct transfer agreement. Available bachelor's degree programs include Nursing, Health Sciences and Health Administration.

Reading Hospital School of Health Sciences, Surgical Technology Program

Students who have completed the Reading Hospital Surgical Technology program can transfer to RACC for an Associate Degree in Technology Studies or Health Sciences. Students can also start with general education classes at RACC then transfer to Reading Hospital's program.

University of Cincinnati

Students can transfer their Associate of Applied Science in Medical Laboratory Technician or the Associate of Applied Science in Respiratory Care to University of Cincinnati bachelor's completion programs.

Benefit from taking advantage of this agreement:

The Associate of Applied of Respiratory Care applies 70 credits to University of Cincinnati's Bachelor's of Science in Respiratory Therapy.

Benefit from taking advantage of this agreement:

York College of Pennsylvania

RACC graduates of the Nursing program can transfer to York College of Pennsylvania for their bachelor's degree in Nursing (BSN). This program-to-program agreement features York's online nursing program. RN graduates who have successfully passed their NCLEX can enroll in York College's online BSN program with these benefits:

  • Preferred tuition rate, $9,900
  • 76 credits transfer
  • 6 start dates per year
  • Personal success coach
  • Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) accredited program.
  • Learn more about this program.