The Leighton School of Nursing at Marian University offers several undergraduate tracks leading to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree.
Depending on your academic background, career goals, and professional experience, we can advise you about which of our BSN Program tracks might be a good fit. Talk to us if you are:
Marian University will provide you with a strong educational framework that's rooted in the health sciences and liberal arts. Upon completion, you will be well-equipped to serve as a nursing leader with the knowledge and skills to impact the future of healthcare.
You'll develop excellent communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills from completing general education courses grounded in the liberal arts. In addition, you'll have fostered a vast knowledge base in nursing, including the practical skills and experience that come from a challenging health science curriculum. In short, you will be clinically competent to provide patients of all ages and backgrounds with exceptional care
But, you'll also flourish as a student as you navigate through your courses in a close-knit community, where faculty and staff will encourage and support you every step of the way.
As you think about your educational and career options, we encourage you to reflect on your career goals, personal strengths, preferred learning style, and personal commitments.
Then learn more about what Marian University has to offer:
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