Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN)

Whether caring directly for patients conducting valuable research or engaged in public policy advocacy nurses make a difference in the quality of peoples lives. Dals Nursing program will prepare you to apply current evidence and respond with professionalism to the health and illness needs of people in a variety of health-care settings hospitals homes schools businesses clinics and communities. At Dal youll find flexible program options and hands-on learning opportunities alongside world-class faculty.Please note Owing to the limited enrolment and the large number of applicants this program primarily serves permanent residents of Nova Scotia. However each year a limited number of direct entry (directly from high school) and advanced standing entry (for those with previous university experience) seats are also available for well qualified residents of other Canadian provinces and international students. See Frequently Asked Questions for more information.

Students must haveCompletion of secondary school (Grade 12)A minimum overall average of 70 in five academic Grade 12 coursesA final grade of at least 70 in Grade 12 academic English and any other required subject.All applicants to Dalhousie's Bachelor of Science (Nursing) program are required to complete a 90-minute computer-based online assessment before their application will be reviewed for admission.Please note Newly admitted BScN students must be certified in CPR-Health Care Provider (CPR-HCP) level. Certification must be obtained in the year of entrance to the program. It is the students responsibility to ensure that certification is renewed prior to expiration.The application deadline for September entry is Feb. 28.