At a glance
48 mo
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Bachelor's
Level
- State-of-the-art Albert and Gloria Shaheen Nursing LaboratoryFacilities
- Rigorous foundational study, practical training, and clinical experienceCurriculum Focus
- Comprehensive liberal arts learningEducation
- Work with accomplished facultyFaculty
- Prepares for diverse healthcare settingsCareer Opportunities
If you are a compassionate, patient, and calm individual with a desire to help others, a career in nursing might be the right path for you. Utica University's Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Nursing program offers a rigorous curriculum that combines foundational studies, practical training, and essential clinical experience within a comprehensive liberal arts framework. This program is designed to prepare students to become liberally educated practitioners who can provide primary healthcare services to individuals, families, groups, and communities. You will learn to collaborate effectively with physicians, social workers, therapists, and other healthcare professionals. Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in various settings, including acute care facilities, community agencies, home healthcare, and educational institutions.
Curriculum
The Traditional nursing program at Utica University provides students with a liberal education and a professional foundation, integrating nursing theory with practical skills. The program leads to a Bachelor's of Science (BS) in nursing. The first two years focus on general education, liberal arts, and sciences. Nursing courses are then taken over four semesters during the junior and senior years.
- Years 1-2
- General Education Core Courses
- Prerequisite Liberal Arts and Sciences Courses
- Years 3-4 (Junior & Senior)
- Nursing Courses (4 Semesters)
Careers
Utica University's nursing program prepares graduates for a growing demand for qualified healthcare providers in various fields.
- Critical Care
- Childbearing & Family Nursing
- Geriatrics
- Community Health
- Medical Administration
- And more
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the B.S. in Nursing program?
- Applicants must have a High School Diploma or equivalent for admission. Additionally, students in clinical courses need current CPR certification, health and liability insurance, and must meet clinical agency health requirements.
- What is the structure of the Nursing curriculum?
- The program integrates foundational studies and practical training with a liberal arts framework. The first two years focus on general education and prerequisite courses, with core nursing courses taken during the junior and senior years over four semesters.
- What career opportunities are available to graduates?
- Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in various healthcare settings such as Critical Care, Childbearing & Family Nursing, Geriatrics, and Community Health. They can work in acute care facilities, community agencies, home healthcare, and educational institutions.
- How do I apply to the Nursing program?
- To apply, you should request information online, complete and submit the online application form, and provide all required academic transcripts and supporting documents. You can contact the Office of Admissions at (315) 792-3006 or admiss@utica.edu for assistance.
- What are the available entry terms for the program?
- The Nursing program at Utica University offers entry terms in Fall, Spring, and Summer.
Entry requirements
High School Diploma or equivalentRequired for admission.
Students enrolled in clinical courses must hold current certification in CPR (Basic Life Support), have health and liability insurance, and meet the health requirements of the respective clinical agencies. Transportation for clinicals is the student's responsibility.
Fees
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How to apply
1. Request InformationFill out the 'Request Information' form on the Utica University website to receive more details about the program.
2. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the online application form.
3. Provide Required DocumentsEnsure all necessary academic transcripts and supporting documents are submitted.
4. Contact AdmissionsReach out to the Office of Admissions at (315) 792-3006 or admiss@utica.edu for any questions.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the B.S. in Nursing program?
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Applicants must have a High School Diploma or equivalent for admission. Additionally, students in clinical courses need current CPR certification, health and liability insurance, and must meet clinical agency health requirements.
What is the structure of the Nursing curriculum?
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The program integrates foundational studies and practical training with a liberal arts framework. The first two years focus on general education and prerequisite courses, with core nursing courses taken during the junior and senior years over four semesters.
What career opportunities are available to graduates?
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Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in various healthcare settings such as Critical Care, Childbearing & Family Nursing, Geriatrics, and Community Health. They can work in acute care facilities, community agencies, home healthcare, and educational institutions.
How do I apply to the Nursing program?
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To apply, you should request information online, complete and submit the online application form, and provide all required academic transcripts and supporting documents. You can contact the Office of Admissions at (315) 792-3006 or admiss@utica.edu for assistance.
What are the available entry terms for the program?
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The Nursing program at Utica University offers entry terms in Fall, Spring, and Summer.