Bachelor of Science in Nursing – Traditional Option

The traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program at Wichita State University prepares students for entry-level professional nursing positions in a variety of healthcare settings and provides a foundation for graduate study in nursing. The BSN prepared nurse receives education to:

• provides direct and indirect patient care;
• coordinates, design, and manage the care of patients;
• be members of the profession;
• be patient advocates;
• practice in a variety of heath care settings;
• care for a diverse population

Key Program Features

• Earn professional qualification. Students completing this program are qualified for entry-level nursing positions in all healthcare settings as well as graduate level study. 
• Receive national preparation. The BSN degree prepares students to take the national RN licensing exam and become registered nurses.
• High National RN Licensing Pass Rates. Our students have consistently been above the national average for passing the RN licensing exam. 
• Clinical Experience. This program provides students hands-on training through laboratory, simulation, and clinical experiences. Over 1000 hours of clinical experience is completed during the program.
• Capstone. Students spend a dedicated 5-week clinical rotation, with an RN, in a clinical setting, prior to graduation. Capstone begins the transition from student to practice.

Program Facts