Bachelor of Science in Nursing

No waitlist. Small classes. Direct admission.

At Concordia University Ann Arbor, the path is clear. The Ronald and Marvel Jones School of Nursing is committed to developing our students in mind, body, and spirit. We are currently accepting applications for direct admissions to our Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program for Fall 2024. That means you could begin your nursing courses this September!

Unsure of what direct admission means?

At some universities, the application process doesn't stop at just applying to the university itself. In fact, once you receive acceptance, you may need to submit an additional application specifically for the nursing program you're interested in. However, at Concordia, we make it easy for you. Upon acceptance to the university, you will be automatically accepted into the nursing programs. There is no doubling up on applications or additional work to start your nursing journey.

Simulation

Put your skills to practice with state-of-the-art technology

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on campus

All courses are offered face-to-face on Ann Arbor's campus. You'll graduate empowered with the personal skills required of an exceptional nurse

No waitlist

Accepting applications for direct admission to BSN
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Earn your bachelor's degree in nursing at CUAA

A Concordia University Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree provides you with the critical skills necessary to improve the health and lives of our communities. As a BSN candidate, you will receive a solid nursing sciences foundation paired with a liberal arts core curriculum. CUAA also uses extensive simulations in all aspects of nurse training beginning your first semester. This real-life immersive environment provides the stability for you to feel comfortable and confident during clinical rotations.

Credits

121

Financial Aid

The average undergraduate student award is $16,603. Scholarships, payment plans, and financial aid available.

Study-Abroad

Opportunity to complete Community Health Clinicals and meet cross-cultural requirements in Guatemala, Kenya, and Uganda

Program features

Weekly small group simulation experience in our state-of-the-art simulation center
Clinical practice in a broad spectrum of clinical sites
Access to the latest nursing technology
Instruction from practicing nurses that bring real-life experience in a hands-on nurturing environment
Affordable global or local experiences to complete specialty clinical hours

30 hours of inter-professional teamwork training
Completion of Advanced Life support (ACLS) and Pediatric Life Support (PALS) certifications and ECG interpretation course
Leadership skills to enhance patient care
No waitlist for admissions!

Uncommon Technologies

What makes us different?

CUAA's Ronald and Marvel Jones School of Nursing state-of-the-art simulation center includes five hospital rooms, eight clinic rooms, a 10-bed skills lab that acts as an emergency department, a three-room apartment, and a courtroom. The rooms are used daily as the setting for a variety of inpatient and outpatient simulations- including obstetrics! Learn more about Simulation Labs here.

I love the mission and I love the small class sizes. However, I especially love the diverse and unique students we serve. We are blessed to serve many nontraditional undergraduate students and a large percentage of first-generation college students. The opportunity to partner with these students is incredible. I love partnering with them to achieve their goals. Seeing their proud and invested families is especially exciting and gratifying, too.

Professor Natalie McHugh, RN, DNP