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B.S. in Nursing and Accelerated Second Degree B.S. in Nursing


Hands-on means more in the field of nursing than just about anywhere. And MSOE's nursing degrees give you hands-on practice.

With nursing training from day one of your education, you'll feel confident that you will be the best nurse you can be.

Why choose the B.S. in Nursing at MSOE?

  • You are an MSOE nursing student the day you register.
  • The first nursing course is in your freshman year.
  • You begin your clinical experiences in sophomore year.
  • Use the new, state-of-the-art laboratories and classrooms in the new Ruehlow Nursing Complex
  • Four-year graduation guarantee.
  • Varied and unique clinical sites help you decide what type of nurse you want to be.
  • Focused attention from faculty with small class sizes.
  • Critical care course in your senior year includes both theory and clinical experience.
  • All the benefits of a small, private university.
  • A multitude of student activities and resources.
  • An average starting salary of $52,763 and 100% placement rate (2011-2012).

Why choose the Accelerated Second Degree B.S. in Nursing at MSOE?

Students learn in our state-of-the-art Ruehlow Nursing Complex
  • You already have a bachelor’s degree and want to change careers.
  • You can complete your B.S. in Nursing in only 16 consecutive months, taking 16-18 credits per quarter.
  • Two clinical immersion courses give you experience in the areas you are most interested in.
  • Professional concepts and nursing diagnoses are woven into the nursing courses.
  • Faculty will know who you are.
  • Small class sizes, access to faculty and professional advising.
  • A small private university with an array of student support services.

The School of Nursing's bachelor's degree program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).

NCLEX Preparation

In order to obtain licensure as a registered nurse in the United States, it is necessary to pass the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN). Most graduate nurses take this exam within a few months following graduation. The MSOE-SON strives to assure student’s ability to deliver safe and effective nursing care and enhance success on the NCLEX licensure exam. To help facilitate this goal, the MSOE-SON has contracted with Assessment Technologies Institute (ATI) to provide nursing students with a comprehensive assessment and review package that enriches students along the learning continuum.

Curriculum

Take a look at the courses you'll take to earn your degree:

Additional Information


Program Director: Dr. Josanne Wollenhaupt

If you would like to learn more about this program, please contact the Admissions Office.


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Melissa Schultz

Melissa Schultz

Class of: 2006 Major: Nursing "Going to nursing school at MSOE was the best thing that could have happened to me. MSOE prepared me for the real world and I entered the nursing profession with confidence." Read More