Undergraduate Programs
Students who go through our undergraduate programs will engage in evidence-based practice and develop the knowledge and skills needed to become a nurse who demonstrates both competence and compassion. These programs are designed to prepare students for care of individuals, families and communities through a patient-centered approach while working as part of a healthcare team to facilitate a culture of quality and safety. View our undergraduate program outcomes.
BSN
The BSN program is designed to prepare students who do not yet possess a registered nursing license to practice as a generalist in a variety of healthcare settings. In this pre-licensure program, students develop academic knowledge and skills for care of individuals, families, and communities.
RN to BSN
Nurses seeking to leverage their experience and advance in their field should consider the RN to BSN program. This online program is made for registered nurses who currently practice in a variety of healthcare settings and are seeking a BSN degree.
Graduate Programs
Students in our graduate programs will integrate evidence-based practices, professional nursing standards, and emergent nursing care issues into educational offerings that promote desired learner/patient outcomes. These programs prepare registered nurses with the skills and teaching-learning principles used in roles as nurse educators in a variety of academic, clinical and/or staff development environments. View our graduate program outcomes.
MSN
Through the MSN program, registered nurses can obtain leadership roles as educators in a variety of complex academic or clinical environments. Students engage in primarily online learning environments with an emphasis on creativity, nursing practice, leadership, and research.
Graduate Certificate in Nursing Education
The Graduate Certificate in Nursing Education is an online program that prepares registered nurses for roles in nursing education, staff development and/or patient education. The certificate can be applied toward credit for the MSN degree.