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| The Undergraduate Nursing Program |
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| Nursing practice is an unusually challenging
and rewarding career, and nurses play an essential role in health
care. In fact, many critically important discoveries in the
prevention and control of infectious diseases, and in the delivery
of patient care, have been made by nurses. At Bradley, the study of nursing blends theory and practice to prepare graduates to successfully write the NCLEX-RN examination to become a registered nurse. (The program is fully accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission.) The program also incorporates study in the liberal arts—which offers a rich and valuable background through foundation, elective, and supporting courses in the humanities, the social sciences, the sciences, and mathematics. The nursing major courses begin at the sophomore level and are concentrated at the upper division level. With this program design, you’ll have an excellent comprehensive university experience. Nursing majors have not only excelled in academics, but also in music, social organizations, and athletics. Admission Eligible students may be directly admitted into the nursing program, thus securing a place in the clinical courses. To apply, follow the regular admission procedures for undergraduates, and note nursing as your area of study. Admission for licensed nurses Licensed nurses who wish to pursue a bachelor of science in nursing may also apply. Follow the regular admission procedures for transfer students and note nursing as your area of study. Questions? We’d love to talk with you. Please email us. |
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