Baccalaureate of Science in Nursing (BSN)
Baccalaureate nursing education has as its goal the education of professional nurses who have a broad knowledge of nursing, the physical and behavioral sciences, and the humanities.
Graduates provide leadership in nursing and collaborate with other professionals in the health care system, assume responsibility for competent nursing practice and continued professional development, and demonstrate commitment to the profession.
To see a complete list of the required courses for the BSN degree, choose from the following:
Presentation College also offers completion programs for both RNs and one and two-year LPNs to earn their Bachelor of Science degrees in Nursing. These programs are offered through the College's PC Virtual Department.
You can see the required courses for each of these degrees by selecting the appropriate program below:
Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
Associate degree education in nursing prepares the graduate to assume the role of a registered nurse competent to serve in entry-level nursing positions.
Associate-degree nurses are skilled in technical aspects of nursing care and are
qualified to give bedside care, most commonly in a hospital setting or extended-care facility.
To see a complete list of the required courses for the ADN degree, click here.
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