Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Program Outcomes

• Synthesize knowledge, skills, and attitudes acquired in the humanities, natural, and behavioral sciences to deliver safe, comprehensive care.
• Demonstrate values that exemplify the caring, professional nurse.
• Apply evidence-based research to improve health and reduce health disparities in a global society.
• Demonstrate interprofessional collaboration and clinical reasoning when caring for individuals, families, and communities.
• Pursue knowledge as a lifelong learner to promote professional growth.
• Demonstrate leadership, accountability, and competence as a beginning professional nurse.

Applicant Profile

Undergraduate students can enter the BSN program as juniors upon completing the prerequisite coursework. Freshman or sophomores can be considered for the Nursing Scholars Program, which bridges into the traditional BSN program. Accepted applicants must be a minimum age of 18 by the first day of class in the BSN program.