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Practice your nursing skills in high-tech simulation labs, collaborate with experienced faculty and prepare to serve as an agent of change in one of the world’s most rewarding professions at �ϰ������ϲʿ�����¼����’s Elizabeth T. MacNeil School of Nursing.

Join a Growing Profession

Nursing is one of today’s fastest-growing careers, with projected job growth of more than 25% over the next 10 years. Today’s nurses are on the front lines of health care, taking on increasingly important roles in patient care and leadership. A BSN from �ϰ������ϲʿ�����¼����’s Elizabeth T. MacNeil School of Nursing will prepare you to take charge of your career and make a remarkable impact on the world.

The �ϰ������ϲʿ�����¼���� Nursing Difference

The Elizabeth T. MacNeil School of Nursing’s BSN program prepares the professional nurse generalist to be sensitive to culturally diverse understandings of illness, health and wellness. What’s more, our focus on interprofessional education prepares you to collaborate closely with physicians, social workers and other members of the health care team. Launch your nursing career—in settings ranging from community-based hospitals to research institutions—or continue your education in nursing. The choices are endless.

We also offer a direct entry admission opportunity for traditional, four-year undergraduate students leading to the Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing, allowing qualified students to secure a place in the nursing program beginning the fall semester of their junior year.

Nursing Program Highlights

• Students study and practice in two state-of-the-art clinical simulation laboratories constructed specifically for nursing.
• Classes emphasize student attention, accountability and close interaction with faculty and colleagues.
• All coursework is taken at �ϰ������ϲʿ�����¼���� with clinical experiences provided at partnering local healthcare facilities.
• �ϰ������ϲʿ�����¼����’s highly regarded programs in the sciences complement nursing coursework with opportunities for study in fields including biochemistry, neuroscience and nutrition science.
• Faculty members bring years of nursing experience in clinical, administrative and educational settings, helping students connect classroom learning with real-world competencies. 
• Strong connections with clinical partners in a wide array of clinical specialty areas provide opportunities for meaningful professional interaction and clinical experiences.