Marie entered Hopkins with a bachelor s degree from Holy Cross College, MA and is now practicing at Johns Hopkins Hospital in the Neuro-Critical Care Unit. The Traditional BS in Nursing Program is a two-year program in the traditional semester format. The Traditional program begins in September of each year. Typically, a student participating in this program has more time for outside activities including working in a hospital or clinical setting, research, involvement with student interest groups such as student government, sports, etc., or taking additional courses. Many students obtain an internship or work at Johns Hopkins Hospital during the summer between their Junior and Senior years.
Any major is acceptable as long as the following prerequisites are completed.
Students without a Baccalaureate Degree should read about our Traditional Program for those seeking their first degree. Permission is required at the time of application. Listed below are courses that applicants may wish to take to enhance their application. Credits Taking this course prior to acceptance will lighten the course load. Copyright 2000 Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing.