Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

A Tradition of Excellence: For more than 130 years, the University of Michigan School of Nursing has been a leader in nursing education, preparing students to provide exceptional patient care and drive innovation in health care. Our Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program goes beyond developing clinical expertise—we cultivate critical thinkers and future leaders in the profession. At one of the nation’s top public universities, you’ll gain hands-on experience, learn from world-renowned faculty and join a network of more than 13,000 nursing alumni who are making a difference in hospitals, research labs and communities worldwide. Three BSN students conduct a simulation exercise with a patient simulator in a clinical setting. Discover the Michigan BSN: 1,000 Hours of Hands-On Clinical Experience – Develop your skills in diverse clinical settings, from top hospitals to community health organizations. Learn from Experts – Courses led by internationally recognized faculty and scientists. Global Opportunities – Expand your impact with study abroad experiences and a minor in Population Health in a Global Context. Honors Program – For high-achieving students seeking an advanced academic challenge. From day one, you’ll be immersed in a rigorous yet rewarding curriculum that balances nursing courses with humanities, social sciences and biological sciences—preparing you to thrive in a complex health care landscape. Time Commitment: A full-time four-year (for first-year applicants) or three-year (for sophomore transfer applicants) program with clinical rotations beginning in sophomore year. Supportive Learning Environment: Small student-to-faculty ratio and mentorship from leading faculty.