Delaware LPN to RN/BSN Programs

Last Updated/Verified: Nov 22, 2023

While Delaware’s commitment to nursing excellence remains strong, there are currently no LPN to RN programs in the state. However, distance learning via online programs outside the state may be an option for Delaware LPNs looking to advance their careers and earn more money by becoming an RN. On average, RNs in the state earn $20,490 more annually than LPNs do, so seeking out a program is still a worthwhile endeavor.

Looking for more information on the LPN to RN educational transition? Learn more about the NCLEX-RN exam. Also, check out the Delaware Board of Nursing for general information on nursing in the state. Note that surrounding states may offer online options for Delaware residents.

Delaware LPN vs RN Salary Comparison By Area

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This tool will allow you to easily search and compare the average salaries of nurses for many cities and locations across the U.S. You can search by city and state. Salary data is provided through the BLS.

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The table below compares the annual salary of a licensed practical nurse (LPN) to a registered nurse (RN), along with the percent increase that can be expected. The data was retrieved from the Bureau of Labor Statistics for LPNs and RNs in Delaware.

On average an RN in Delaware earns $50,400, which is 5% more than the national average for registered nurses ($48,109).

City/AreaAvg LPN SalaryAvg RN Salary% Diff
Dover - DE$50,400$68,16035.2%

Table data taken from 2018 BLS https://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes291141.htm & https://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes292061.htm