College of Health Sciences
Nursing
Clinical hours start in year one, across five partner hospital systems.
About this program
The nursing program places students in clinical rotations starting in the first year, across five partner hospital systems in the region. NCLEX-RN pass rates have run above the state average for eleven consecutive years, and the waitlist for admission is real — apply early.
What you will be able to do
- Perform clinical assessment and patient care across settings
- Apply evidence-based practice to nursing care plans
- Complete rotations across medical-surgical, pediatric, and critical care units
- Prepare for and pass the NCLEX-RN licensure exam
Courses you will take
A sample of required coursework. Full requirements are in the official catalog.
| Course | Title |
|---|---|
| NURS 220 | Health Assessment |
| NURS 310 | Medical-Surgical Nursing |
| NURS 340 | Pediatric Nursing |
| NURS 460 | Capstone Practicum |
| General education & support courses | Title |
|---|---|
| BIO 210 | Human Anatomy & Physiology |
| CHEM 105 | General Chemistry |
| PSY 110 | Introduction to Psychology |
Where graduates go
- Registered Nurse
- ICU Nurse
- Pediatric Nurse
- Charge Nurse
Median starting salary for recent graduates: $71,800. Reported placement within six months of graduation: 98% NCLEX pass rate.
DegreeB.S.N.
Credits128
Typical length4 years
CollegeCHS
Median starting salary$71,800
Placement98% NCLEX pass rate
Take the next step.
Applications for fall are open. No fee, no essay, and a decision in about two weeks.