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Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing Tuition

At Concordia University Irvine, we are committed to providing our Accelerated BSN students an education of the highest quality, which can lead to decades of a rewarding career. We believe that having high-quality courses, instructors, facilities, and clinical rotations is vital to the success of an accelerated nursing student. You can count on Concordia to provide you with a top-quality nursing education where the ABSN tuition pays off time and time again.

A BSN opens doors. With your BSN in hand, you can begin working as a nurse and earn a comfortable living. You will also find many opportunities for career advancement.

ABSN Nursing Tuition Summer/Fall '25 and Spring '26
Application Fee (Non-Refundable) $50
International Application Processing Fee $150
Graduation Fee Graduation fee
Tuition $990/unit
Skills Lab Fee (ABSN) $450 one-time fee
Student Service Fee (ABSN only) $110/semester
Software Subscription $202.24 one-time fee
Health Assessment Fee (ABSN; RN to BSN) $150 one-time fee
Complio Cost $24.00/18 month subscription
Additional clinical facility tracking system(s) $15 - $50

*ATI fees increase yearly beginning July 1st

*Tuition and fees are subject to change without notice

Additional outside costs  
Clinical/Health Requirements Cost Varies depending on insurance
Malpractice Insurance Cost $50.00 (approximate) per year
CPR Training/Certification Cost $65.00 (approximate)
Nursing Uniform Cost $200.00 (approximate)
Background Check Cost $70.00 (approximate)
Drug Testing Cost $57.00 (as required at clinical site)
Immunization Tracking System(s)
Complio Cost
Additional clinical facility tracking system(s)

$24.00/18 month subscription
$15.00 - $50.00
Books Cost $3000.00 (approximate)
Senior Semester NCLEX Licensing Costs $600.00 (approximate)
Assessment Technologies Institute (ATI) Before semester 1 starts: $1629.72
At midterm of semester 2: $1629.72
**NOTE ATI FEES INCREASE YEARLY BEGINNING JULY 1st –

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