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Students just beginning their nursing education will enroll in the BSN (Pre-Licensure) program. The BSN (Pre-Licensure) program prepares students for a career in professional nursing; it is approved by the Michigan Board of Nursing, and has full accreditation from the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN). Apply Now |
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The rest of the admission requirements can be found in our Nursing student Handbook, pages 14-16: View Here
Emphasis on provision of care and the promotion of health for individuals and families
Strong clinical experiences provided in partnership with varied hospital and community agencies
Exposure to diverse cultural and socioeconomic groups.
Professional development that allows the BSN graduate to better understand the many social, cultural, economic and political issues that impact patients and influence healthcare.
Thorough preparation to enable student success on the NCLEX licensure examination and to pursue graduate studies.
Students may enter the University as declared nursing majors, but the first year is typically spent in general education requirements, cognate courses and NRSG215 Introduction to Nursing Concepts.
Students are encouraged to apply for admission into the nursing program prior to completion of the spring semester of their freshman year in order to be prepared to enter NRSG216 Fundamentals of Nursing Practice the following fall semester.
Applications are due for the Fall Admission: May 15
Get in touch with us at the undergraduate office for any inquires you have.
Take a tour of the Nursing Department today to see if Andrews University is the place for you.