CNA to RN or BSN

[sanantone]

Nope.  And you can't get an RN degree online - it takes hands-on to do that.

You're better off getting your prereqs for an RN program, and then doing that or a BSN.

Excelsior actually does have an online RN. It’s designed for LVN/LPNs or paramedics. But I believe NY is the only state you’d be able to be registered in.

I meant that there's at least a portion that will require you to get your clinical hours - no way around that (God, I hope not!).

And, the Excelsior program requires 200 hours of experience as an LVN/LPN or paramedic or current full-time employment as a military medic. 

It used to be scary. Excelsior used to accept students with no clinical experience or training as long as they completed a certain number of credits, EMT-Bs, and medical assistants. It's possible to become a certified medical assistant without any clinical experience through NHA.