Applicants to the RN-BS program must be associate-prepared registered nurses.
- Apply online
Create an account if you have never applied to an online program at Binghamton, or log in if you have previously applied. - Complete all sections of your application
The application consists of multiple sections, including personal information, school history and program-specific requirements. You can save and return to your application as needed before submitting it.TIP: Gather your transcripts and other required information ahead of time so you have the information you need to accurately complete your application.
- Request official transcripts
Request to have an official transcript from every college or educational institution you've attended since high school sent to: Vice Provost for Online and Innovation Education c/o Center for Learning and Teaching, Binghamton University, P.O. Box 6000, Binghamton, N.Y., 13902-6000. Note: If you use Parchment to request electronic transcripts, choose "SUNY-Binghamton University-Online Programs." - Check your status regularly
After you submit your application, you can log in anytime to check your application status and complete any outstanding requirements. The Admissions Committee only reviews completed applications. If there are questions about your application, we will communicate with you via the email address provided on your application.
Your status checker is also where you will view your admissions decision and pay your enrollment deposit.- Our admissions decisions reflect a thorough review of all applications. Binghamton University has no admissions appeals process; all decisions are final.
- The enrollment deposit fee is $150. By paying an enrollment deposit, you acknowledge and accept our offer of admission and indicate that you plan to attend Binghamton University. Deposit refund requests must be made before the first day of classes. No refunds of the enrollment deposit will be made after the first day of classes.
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Apply for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) if you want to be considered for federal and/or New York state financial aid. All admitted students with a FAFSA on file (and sent to Binghamton University) receive a financial aid award notification via email from Financial Aid Services.
International students
Binghamton University cannot issue immigration documents needed for F1/J1 status for online programs.
Application questions?
Email onlineadmit@binghamton.edu.
If you have a felony or child abuse conviction
Students who have a previous felony or child abuse conviction are advised that their prior criminal history may impede their ability to complete the requirements of certain academic programs and/or meet the licensure requirements of certain professions. Students with a prior criminal history should also be aware that agencies for clinical, field or internship experiences may require a background check. A prior criminal history may preclude participation in such experiences at these agencies. Students concerned about these restrictions are advised to contact the program director of their intended academic program.
Nursing students who are convicted of a felony or child abuse while enrolled in Decker College must report those convictions to their academic program director, as it may change their progression and ability to be placed in a clinical agency. Nursing students who wish to learn if felony/child abuse convictions will negatively impact their ability for licensure should check with the State Board of Nursing in the state where they plan to practice.
