Holy Names University’s Generic BSN Program
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) pre-licensure program at HNU prepares students for professional nursing practice in a variety of settings including hospitals, community clinics, long-term care, home care, and community health agencies. Registered Nurses are highly in-demand. Estimates show that there are nearly twice the number of jobs available as there are nurses to fill them.* Many Bay Area programs are impacted and hold long waiting lists. To meet this need for nursing education, HNU has introduced a new, Generic BSN program.
Why Holy Names University?
- Complete in three years and two summers (HNU offers a year-round format)
- No waiting lists for classes
- Small class sizes (1:7 student teacher ratio), small cohort (~20)
- State-of-the-art nursing simulation lab, and access to labs at Kaiser and Washington Hospitals
- NCLEX test prep resources
- Placement services: CCPS participation, placement at Alameda Health System, Washington Hospital, Kaiser, SF General, and St. Paul Towers
Freshmen: You can obtain your BSN degree in a total of three years and two summers at HNU. Once you fulfill the program requirements, you can complete the BSN program in 12 months (four semesters).
Transfer students: Applicants who meet entry requirements may begin their clinical studies as soon as May of 2018. Upper division course requirements may be met during HNU’s Spring semester, which begins January 2018.
To learn more, please contact:
Assistant Director of Admissions, Travis Berman: berman@hnu.edu, 510.436.1682.
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