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 Initial inquiries, requests for information, etc please call (937) 775.3132.
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program at Wright State University is four
academic years in length and prepares professional graduates who are eligible to sit
for the Registered Nurse National Licensure Examination. The program is approved by
the Ohio Board of Nursing and fully accredited by the Commission on Collegiate
Nursing Education. Registered nurses with diplomas or associates degrees can find
information on the
RN-BSN
link.
The baccalaureate degree in nursing prepares students for many diverse and dynamic
career paths in a variety of health care settings. The American Nurses Association,
the National League for Nursing and other nursing organizations strongly support
baccalaureate education as the entry point for professional nursing.
Admission to
WSU-CoNH
Applicants should submit a formal application for admission to the college by June
15 for fall admission and December 15 for spring admission. Applications received
after these dates will be reviewed on a space available basis. Click here to download the application form.
Admission Requirements
The College of Nursing and Health invites students interested
in a challenging profession in health care to submit
an application to the college for fall or spring quarter
admission. Entry into this competitive program starts
with admission
to Wright State University as a degree seeking student.
Students are eligible to apply for admission to the nursing program after successful
completion of 48 quarter credit hours in prerequisite courses with a minimum grade
point average of 2.5. In reviewing applications, the Admissions Committee looks for
evidence of sound academic preparation, character, maturity, and the ability to
perform functions required in the practice of nursing. Two sample curricular patterns are included for the spring and fall entry tracks to complete the Traditional BSN Program of study. Click here for curriculum track.
Prerequisite Coursework
Applicants must have earned a grade of "C" or better in all prerequisite courses
(total of 48 quarter credit hours). These courses which include the following
courses or their equivalent must be completed by the application deadline dates: Click here for a list of the prerequisites.
English 101 (Composition I) |
**Biology 105 (Cells & Genetics) |
English 102 (Composition II |
Anatomy 201 |
Psychology 105 (Introductory I) |
Microbiology & Immunology 220 |
Psychology 110 (Introductory II) |
Sociology 200 (Introductory) |
*Chemistry 101 (Introductory) |
General Education Course |
Chemistry 102 (Organic) |
Statistics 160 |
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* Waived for students who have completed one year of high school chemistry with a "C" or better.
** Waived for students who have completed one year of high school biology with a "C" or better.
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- Applicants should submit a 250-word essay describing life experiences that they believe will foster their success in the nursing profession. Experiences could
include high school activities, volunteer work, parenting experiences, employment, etc.
- Applicants must assure that transcripts for all undergraduate and graduate courses attempted from all universities are on file at the time of application for
admission to the program.
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