BSN FAQ's
Admissions and Application Process
What are the application dates for the BSN program?
- Full-Time: February 1st to April 1st each year.
- Part-Time: July 15th to September 15th each year.
What is the acceptance rate for the BSN program?
The acceptance rate for the BSN program is approximately 55%, though this can vary each year for both full-time and part-time options.
What are the prerequisites for applying to the BSN program?
Applicants must meet the following prerequisites for both the full-time and part-time programs:
- Unencumbered LPN license
- Completion of all required prerequisite courses
- Up-to-date immunizations (麻豆村 Nursing does not grant religious or philosophical exemptions)
How can I apply to the BSN program?
Applications for the BSN program (both full-time and part-time) are submitted through an online form that will be
posted on our website the day the application opens.
What happens if I am waitlisted?
Up to 8 students may be waitlisted each application cycle. If you are waitlisted, you will be required
to attend a mandatory orientation, but this does not guarantee admission. You will
be notified of your waitlist status by email, and a response will be required within
24 hours.
Program Structure and Schedule
How long is the BSN program?
- Full-Time: 2 years, starting in the fall and concluding in the summer.
- Part-Time: 3 years, starting in Winter 2026.
What is the course delivery format?
The program is hybrid, with theory courses delivered online or in a hybrid format, and lab and clinical courses conducted in-person. Some quarters may have evening classes or one day per week for theory.
Can I work while enrolled in the program?
The BSN program is designed to allow students to work part-time while completing the program. However,
it is a time-intensive program, and full-time work is not always recommended depending on how many other priorities the student has
outside of school and work.
What is the schedule for the final quarter?
In the final quarter of the program, students will participate in a practicum and clinical rotations, following the schedule of their assigned nurse (up to 40 hours per week). Clinical rotations may include day, evening, or weekend shifts, depending on the clinical site.
Clinical Placements
Where do students complete their clinical rotations?
Clinical placements occur in a variety of healthcare settings, including:
- Long-term care facilities
- Clinics
- Schools
- Specialized residential facilities
- Hospitals
- Correctional centers
Most clinical placements are within a 50-mile radius of the college. However, for some specialty placements, students may be required to travel up to 70 miles.
Costs and Financial Information
What is the cost of the BSN program?
The estimated cost of the BSN program is approximately $18,000, which covers tuition and supplies. Additional costs may include course fees, books,
uniforms, and other required materials.
Are there financial aid opportunities available?
Yes, financial aid options are available, including federal and state financial aid,
scholarships, and grants. Visit the 麻豆村 financial aid website for more information on how to apply.
Program Success and NCLEX-RN
What is the NCLEX-RN pass rate for graduates?
The NCLEX-RN pass rate for the BSN program is currently 100%. This is based only on our full-time program as our part-time program has not yet started.
Post-Graduation and Career Opportunities
What are the career prospects for BSN graduates?
Graduates of the BSN program are well-prepared for a wide range of nursing careers,
with opportunities for advancement in various healthcare settings such as hospitals, clinics, schools, long-term care facilities, and more. The BSN degree also opens up opportunities for advanced degrees in nursing, including Master鈥檚 and Doctoral programs.
Does the BSN program satisfy the requirements for further education?
Yes, the BSN program satisfies the requirements for Master's and Doctoral nursing programs, both in and out of state.
Program Flexibility
Is this program available during the summer?
Yes, the program runs through the summer quarters, ensuring students remain on track for completion in both the full-time and part-time programs.