Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Pursue a BS in Nursing degree (BSN) in Seattle's health care hub. Prepare for the NCLEX-RN while developing social justice and leadership skills. We focus on the connections between the health, social and human needs of people. We help you on your path to providing compassionate, just and world-class care. In safe and supportive learning environments, you’ll hone your skills, gain hands-on experience and provide care for the whole person. Our Bachelor of Science Nursing degree prepares you for the professional licensing examination, the NCLEX-RN, while cultivating your skills to prepare you for future leadership roles. Enhanced by Jesuit mission and values, the education you’ll receive in core classes of study in the humanities, arts, social sciences and sciences, you’ll develop a broad and justice-oriented perspective to carry throughout a lifelong career in the ever-expanding field of nursing. The Bachelor of Science in Nursing emphasizes social justice and a commitment to care for all people.

Applications are reviewed holistically to consider many factors. For specific program requirements, please review the program’s admissions requirements. Competitive applicants typically have the equivalent of a 3.0 grade-point average or higher on a U.S.-based 4.0 scale. Applicants should provide copies of transcripts/grade reports for the equivalent of US grades 9-11, and grade 12 if it has been completed. We recognize that grade 9 is considered middle school/lower secondary in many countries; however, we still would like to see transcripts for at least 3 years of coursework.