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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.
Paths to a Traditional BSN Degree
Note: Plans of study are intended to provide you with a typical curriculum. The curriculum is subject to change.
Traditional Nursing Path
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.
PreMed Nursing Path
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 Mrs. Erron Holland.
Army ROTC Path
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.
Air Force ROTC Path
Students interested in pursuing a nursing career in the Air Force should consider our Air Force ROTC path.
Application and Admission
Online Application and Admission Requirements for the Traditional or Transfer BSN Programs can be found on the Undergraduate Admissions webpage.
Please click here to see the Traditional Nursing Program brochure.