Traditional BSN
The curriculum of the BSN program encompasses general, foundational and professional studies within a liberal-education perspective. The curriculum is driven by the belief that nursing theory has much to offer in the education of professional nurses and in improving the health and well-being of patient populations.
For nursing undergraduates, the bachelor of science in nursing (BSN) program is the traditional four-year degree option. As freshman and sophomores, nursing students are considered nursing majors. Students typically are admitted to the clinical major during their junior and senior years.