Undergraduate Nursing
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Traditional BSN Track
This 29-month traditional nursing program is designed to meet the needs of those interested in obtaining the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).
Program of Study
- Total Credit Hours: 120 credit hours are required for graduation, including 61 nursing credits and 59 non-nursing/general core credits.
- Duration: The upper-division nursing sequence lasts 29 months and is integrated within the traditional 4-year undergraduate program.
- Early Clinical Exposure: Students participate in clinical experiences as early as their sophomore year, gaining hands-on patient care and simulation practice in the Health Professions Learning Center rather than waiting until the final semesters.
Admission Process
Admission is competitive and based on a combination of academic record (with a preferred 2.5 GPA, entrance exam scores, and successful completion of all prerequisite courses and core curriculum. Additional admission requirements must also be met.