There are several pathways to earning your bachelor’s of science in nursing from Boise State.
Before you can apply to the School of Nursing, you must complete pre-nursing coursework. Not sure what that looks like? Talk to an advisor!
After pre-nursing courses comes the Pre-License program. This option is known for:
This is a more personalized track, designed so the working registered nurses (RNs) can earn their bachelor’s degree. Not an RN yet? No problem. This track is also for individuals who are studying to become one through an associate degree program.
This option is known for:
If you’re an RN, apply to the program! If not, find yourself an associate’s program (ADN or ASN). These are often shorter programs offered at smaller schools, so you may save money!
If you’re an RN, apply to the program! If not, find yourself an associate’s program (ADN or ASN). These are often shorter programs offered at smaller schools, so you may save money!
The Pre-License bachelor’s program is extremely competitive. But not getting into the program doesn’t mean you can’t study at Boise State!
Students not admitted to the Pre-License program may complete their ADN or ASN at another school and have the option to dual enroll in Boise State’s RN-BS program.
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