Nursing - BSN

This four-year program leads to a Baccalaureate of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree, qualifying graduates to apply for RN licensure and preparing them for graduate degrees in nursing.

The USU Nursing Program integrates nursing theory with biological, physical, and behavioral sciences through classroom, lab, and clinical experiences in multiple healthcare settings. It is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN).

• Visit the Nursing Department website for BSN program details.

• Pre-nursing  and admitted Nursing students must meet with a Nursing advisor to create and update their Degree Works plan.

• The highest math requirement for this degree is course or course.

Nursing admits up to 30 students twice per year into the Nursing BSN program. Applications are available on the Department of Nursing website and will be submitted online. Applications deadlines are as follows:

• Application for Fall Entry: accepted annually January 1 – February 15

• Application for Spring Entry: accepted annually July 1 – August 15.

* If taking prerequisites at another university during Summer and Fall semesters, inform your Nursing Advisor and provide updates on your progress and final grade to maintain eligibility for admission.

• Proof of Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) or Medical Assistant (MA) certification is required at the time of application. CNA/MA work experience is preferred.

• Score 75% or higher on the HESI A2 exam (maximum two attempts, with at least two weeks between attempts).

• Submit all application materials, including a resume (template provided), HESI A2 results, CNA or MA Certificate, and application fee receipt.

• After submission, applicants will receive details on the writing assignment.

Prerequisite courses require a B- or better and cannot be taken pass/fail. Applicants with more than three attempts per course without a B- grade will not be considered. AP credit is pass/fail; consult your advisor for approved AP course credit and score conversions.