Bachelor of Science in Nursing

B.S.N. Nursing Program Highlights

• The program focuses on four primary areas: godly living, care, culture, and information management.
• You will be equipped to deliver care with knowledge based in biblical truth, the art and sciences of nursing, the biological and behavioral sciences, and the humanities.
• You will graduate ready to provide compassionate, Christ-centered care to meet the physical and spiritual needs of your patients.

What Can I Do With a Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree?

Graduates of the B.S.N. program at Cedarville University are eligible to earn their Registered Nurse license. You will be prepared to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX).

You will find Cedarville University School of Nursing graduates serving across the United States and internationally. Within six months of graduation, 100% of our graduates are employed in the nursing field or enrolled in graduate school. Our graduates are working at Cleveland Clinic, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Ohio State University Wexner Center, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, among others.

As a Cedarville graduate, you will be prepared to enter clinical practice and have the leadership ability to advance in administration, education, research, and advanced practice through graduate education.

Nurses work in:

• Community Health Settings
• Doctor’s Offices
• Hospitals
• Nursing Homes

Opportunities to Learn Outside the Classroom

State-of-the-art simulation labs — You will experience realistic, life-sized simulators to develop your clinical judgment and decision-making in a safe, true-to-life clinical setting.

Clinical experiences starting your first year — Starting with your freshman year, you will begin clinical experiences at highly recognized health care facilities in the surrounding area, allowing you to care for a variety of patients in diverse settings.

Medical missions opportunities — As a junior nursing student, you will have the opportunity to participate in short-term medical missions clinical experiences with a faculty member or RN in a variety of locations.