The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program is designed to prepare caring scholar clinicians for professional practice in contemporary health care settings. Graduates are prepared to assume vital roles in the improvement of client health care outcomes. General education and state-mandated common prerequisites for nursing form the foundation of study for the major. The community partnered, learning-centered nursing curriculum is grounded in knowledge of the theory and practice of nursing with integration of critical thinking, communication, health promotion, caring, and cultural connectedness constructs.  

* Please note:  Supplemental application for Spring 2010 BSN-FTIN admission is now available.  Please see "Admissions Information" web page for fall and spring admission deadlines.  The application for Spring 2010 is due Friday, May 15th, 2009 and applicants are required to take the TEAS exam prior to the May 15th deadline.  TEAS information is also available under the BSN-FTIN Admissions Information.