Traditional Baccalaureate (BSN)

Our Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program prepares graduates for entry-level professional nursing practice in both hospital and community-based settings. We have variations of our traditional program curriculum that help meet the needs of students with various interests, including a pre-med nursing curriculum, ROTC and study abroad opportunities.

Note:  Plans of study are intended to provide you with a typical curriculum.  The curriculum is subject to change.

The four-year BSN curriculum is designed for a beginning transfer or college student. Students who prefer a slower pace or want to take additional courses have the option of completing the program in five years.

• Traditional 4 year Plan of Study
• Traditional 5 year Plan of Study

Students may choose nursing as a premedical undergraduate major. Dr. Henry Nipper, Assistant Dean for Medical School, comments on choosing nursing as a major for premedical study.

Students who are considering the Nursing Premed plan of study are encouraged to consult with Dr. Lazure or Erron Vetter.

• PreMed Nursing 4 year Plan of Study
• PreMed Nursing 5 year Plan of Study
  
  

Students interested in pursing a nursing career in the Army should consider our Army ROTC path. Students participating in Army ROTC may choose a four or five year option.

• Army ROTC 4 year Plan of Study
• Army ROTC 5 year Plan of Study

Students interested in pursuing a nursing career in the Air Force should consider our Air Force ROTC path. 

• Air Force ROTC 4year Plan of Study

Online Application and Admission Requirements for the Traditional or Transfer BSN Programs can be found on the Undergraduate Admissions webpage.