Advance your RN career with this flexible, online, and career-focused program.

Advance your nursing career with our flexible online program. Designed for working professionals, this completion program builds leadership, clinical, and decision-making skills to prepare you for today’s complex healthcare systems. Graduate ready to improve outcomes and take on greater responsibility in patient care.

2 Years Bachelor's of Science

Pioneer Quotes:

"These graduates have exhibited core values which include limitless kindness, hard work and an eagerness to learn all they can about their patients and members of our healthcare team. They bring a sense of energy and enthusiasm that renews our purpose. It is a true pleasure walking with them as they begin their journey." -Anne McCormick, Jones Memorial Hospital

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

Length of Program:

2 and 4 Years

Department:

Nursing Department

Academic Location:

Alfred Campus or Online

Student Residency:

Alfred Campus or Remote

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Program Details

Courses You May Take

Fall Semester

CourseTitleCredits
NURS5023Contemporary Nursing3
NURS8003Informtcs&Tech App in Hlthcare3
BIOL1313Nutrition3
XXXXxxxxLiterature Elective3
NURS5003Ethical Issues in Health Care3
Total Credits15

Spring Semester

CourseTitleCredits
NURS6413Health Assmt & Promotion Acros3
XXXXxxxxLiberal Arts & Sciences Elective (Upper) (Generic)3
BIOL6403Advanced Pathophysiology3
SOCI1163General Sociology3
MATH1123Statistics I3
OR  
MATH2124Statistical Methods & Analysis4
Total Credits15-16

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Admissions Requirements

Entrance Requirements

Admission to the BS in Nursing program requires graduation from an accredited or state-approved associate degree in nursing or certified diploma program in nursing, and plans to secure licensure as a registered professional nurse by completion of the first semester in the program. The minimum GPA requirement for admission is 2.00. The applicant's associate degree course work typically includes the following:

  • A minimum of 30 credits of nursing
  • A minimum of 24 hours of liberal arts and sciences credit
  • A minimum of three of 10 SUNY General Education categories
  • Eight credits of anatomy and physiology (taken at the same school in a classroom setting)
  • A lab course in microbiology in the classroom
  • Course work in composition, global studies, psychology, and human development

*****If any of the above were not taken, they would be additionally required within the BS in Nursing degree completion.

It is essential that students are able to fully participate, with or without a reasonable accommodation, in clinical caring for clients as assigned. Nursing students should be able to:

  • Function in a safe manner, not placing clients in jeopardy
  • Maintain confidentiality in regard to professional practice
  • Appropriately use standard medical equipment
  • Interpret data from electronic devices in health care setting for the purpose of client care
  • Maintain professional composure at all times
  • Communicate effectively, orally and in writing

Students must have an active, unencumbered state license to progress into the second semester of BS in Nursing courses.

Meet our Faculty

Jody Blankenship
Jody Blankenship Assistant Professor and Department Chair

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