Bachelor
of Science in Nursing
(BSN)
The
Department of Nursing offers a four year program leading
to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. The nursing
program of study is designed to prepare graduates with entry
level nursing practice knowledge and skills upon which professional
careers and additional study can be built. The baccalaureate
nursing program emphasizes professional nursing practice
and leadership skills.
The Baccalaureate of Science in Nursing (BSN)
degree curriculum builds upon a foundation of the arts,
sciences, and humanities essential to professional nursing.
The BSN curriculum is designed to provide the knowledge
base necessary for entry into professional nursing practice.
AASU Nursing students practice in area health
care systems such as Memorial Health University Medical
Center and Saint Joseph's/Candler Health System, as well
as many diverse community settings. In order to maintain
smaller classrooms, BSN Students are admitted twice annaually,
once in Fall and Spring semesters. For more information,
see Admissions.
BSN
Program of Study
BSN
Info Sheet and Curriculum Sequence
BSN
Educational Objectives
If you have any questions, contact the Department
of Nursing
