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Earn Your BSN in Virginia

Join a community as dedicated to care as you are and complete your Bachelor of Science in Nursing in as few as three years at our Tysons Corner campus. With expert faculty and fellow students, you’ll prepare to become the nurse you want to be.

Why Choose Chamberlain’s BSN Program in Virginia

For over 135 years, Chamberlain has been educating and empowering nurses. You’ll build the skills, knowledge, and confidence you need to follow your calling in our 3-year BSN program, learning from expert faculty alongside a community of fellow aspiring nurses.

  • 3-Year Program
  • Multiple Start Dates Each Year
  • No Prerequisite Coursework or Waitlists
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The baccalaureate degree program in nursing, master’s degree program in nursing, Doctor of Nursing Practice program, and post-graduate APRN certificate programs at Chamberlain University are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).

Locations

Explore Our Virginia Campus

Tysons Corner is home to Chamberlain’s Virginia nursing school. 

Follow your passion for care in the shadow of the nation’s capital, in close proximity to major healthcare facilities and providers across Northern Virginia and the Washington, D.C., metro area, including government and policy-related health organizations.

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Tuition, Transfer Credits, and More

Learn everything you need to know to begin your BSN journey, with personalized application support.

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Explore a selection of our Virginia healthcare partners as of April 2026

  • HCA Healthcare
  • Mary Washington Healthcare
  • Luminis Health
  • VHC Health
  • Ascension
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Program Features & Curriculum

In our BSN program, you’ll learn from expert faculty who bring the latest in nursing education techniques and a deep commitment to care to your education. Alongside fellow aspiring nurses, you’ll develop your skills and confidence with state-of-the-art patient simulators in our SIMCARE CENTER™ and gain hands-on experience in eight- to 12-hour clinical rotations in a variety of healthcare environments.

  • Advanced Simulation Labs
  • Clinical Rotations for Hands-on Learning
  • Dedicated Support Services
  • Expert Faculty

EDUCATION BACKED BY EXPERIENCE 

 

$484,000

In Scholarships Awarded in 2024 and 2025*

81%

 Students Over Age 25†

19

Average Class size

961

Virginia Alumni

*At the Tysons Corner campus for eligible students

†As of fall 2025

Programs

Chamberlain Online Programs in Virginia

Chamberlain University’s online programs are designed to support your goals with flexible learning and dedicated faculty guidance.

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Chamberlain Care Grant

The Chamberlain Care Grant provides early financial support for new Federal Pell Grant–qualified BSN students who maintain steady progress by remaining enrolled with a minimum credit load. Students may be eligible to receive grants of $1,000 per session for their first four academic sessions (up to $4,000).

Chamberlain Care Grant

Getting Started

Take the Next Step and Apply to Chamberlain University

  1. Request Information: Fill out an information request form and we’ll help you get started.
  2. Submit Your Application: Applying online is easy and secure, and takes five to 10 minutes. If you need to, you can save your application and pick up where you left off.
  3. Talk With an Enrollment Representative: Our friendly and knowledgeable Enrollment Representatives will help you determine which grants and scholarships you may be eligible for.
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Admission Requirements & How to Apply

Chamberlain’s application process is easy and secure, and we’ll help you discover tuition saving and transfer credit opportunities. There are no prerequisite courses or waitlists. 

  • Clear, simple requirements
  • No prerequisite coursework
  • No waitlists
  • Tuition savings options
Enrollment Process

Step 1: Submit Your Application
Apply online, no application fee required.

Step 2: Complete the FAFSA®
Submit your FAFSA® using school code 006385 so we can review your financial aid options. This step is optional.

Step 3: Send Transcripts
Provide proof of high school graduation or GED completion and any college transcripts you’d like reviewed.
Email transcripts to cutranscripts@chamberlain.edu.

Step 4: Submit or Take an Entrance Exam
Provide scores from HESI, TEAS, ACT, or SAT taken within the past five years. If you don’t have recent scores, you can schedule one attempt at the HESI Admission Assessment (A2) with Chamberlain.

Step 5: Admissions Review
Once your file is complete, it will be reviewed by the Admissions Committee for acceptance into the BSN program.

Step 6: Final Steps
You’ll work with Student Finance and Enrollment to address any questions and get registered for classes.

Transfer Credit Policy

Getting started with transfer credits is simple. First, submit your application. Next, sign a transcript release form or provide your transcripts directly. Once we receive them, we’ll review your credits and walk you through what transfers, step by step.

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Tuition Assistance

Chamberlain is committed to helping students access financial assistance resources such as grants and scholarships, employer reimbursement, and payment plans.

Financial Aid Scholarships

Your Path Forward

Your BSN Investment and Academic Journey in Virginia

Learn more about tuition and the academic experience of earning your BSN degree in Virginia.

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How much will my BSN program in Virginia cost?

Review BSN tuition in Virginia by credits, program fees, and estimated expenses. Our tuition chart helps you understand and plan for your total educational cost.

Tuition Expenses

What types of tuition savings are available?

You may be eligible for a variety of grants, scholarships, and other forms of tuition savings. An Enrollment Representative can help you discover what savings options may be right for you.

Financial Aid Scholarships

What does a year in the Virginia nursing program look like?

The Virginia nursing program follows a predictable schedule. You’ll attend three semesters each year—fall, spring, and summer. Each semester lasts 16 weeks and is divided into two focused eight week sessions. In some cases, you’ll move straight from one session into the next. In others, you’ll have a break before starting the next session.

Curriculum and Catalogs

Frequently Asked Questions

Below you’ll find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about our Virginia BSN program.

 

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When do classes start at Chamberlain’s Virginia nursing school?

When do classes start at Chamberlain’s Virginia nursing school?

Do Chamberlain’s nursing programs require prerequisites?

Chamberlain requires no prerequisite courses before applying.

Chamberlain requires no prerequisite courses before applying.

Admission to Chamberlain’s Virginia BSN program is based on academic readiness and completion of required application materials. Applicants must submit: 

  • A valid application (no application fee). 
  • Transcripts from prior education. 
  • Qualifying assessment scores, including those from the HESI Admissions Assessment that can be taken through Chamberlain University or qualifying HESI, TEAS, SAT, or ACT scores earned within the last five years. 
     

Admissions requirements are reviewed during the application process based on individual educational backgrounds. Guidance on transcripts, assessments, and next steps is provided as part of the application process.
 

Can I transfer credits to Chamberlain’s BSN program?

Yes. Possible transfer credits are evaluated by Chamberlain’s registrar after you submit your application and transcripts. Students with prior college coursework or a completed degree may qualify. Transfer credit eligibility is determined through an official transcript evaluation.

How much does Chamberlain’s BSN program cost?

Virginia BSN program costs are based on tuition per credit hour, required fees, and estimated expenses, and are outlined in our tuition and expenses chart. Total cost depends on the number of credits required and any eligible transfer credits. Detailed cost information is available to help students plan their investment before applying.

Where do Chamberlain’s students do clinical rotations?

From large hospitals to small clinics to private practices, Chamberlain students gain valuable real-world experience in a wide variety of healthcare environments.