The College of Nursing recognizes registered nurses as adult learners with years of experience who are balancing professional and family responsibilities. In 2001, the FLEX for BSN-Completion Program began by providing the professional nurse with four instructional options to earn the Bacchalaureate degree. The instructional alternatives include on site, outreach which includes satellite sites at hospitals in the metropolitan St. Louis area, ITV, and online options. FLEX is an acronym for Flexible Learning EXperiences. The program is designed as part-time and takes two years or six semesters to complete the nursing curriculum.

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RNs may choose the onsite classroom and will commit to one evening per week to attend the college campus to complete the required nursing curriculum. Another option for RNs who live in St. Charles County is the telecommunicated (ITV) option. Students who choose this option will attend class one evening per week at St. Charles Community College. RNs you choose the Online option enjoy the convenience of attending class via the Internet. Nursing course materials, lectures, and assignments are available any time, any place. Hospitals in the metropolitan area may provide classrooms for RNs to complete the BSN. RNs will attend class one evening per week at their workplace.