The Bachelor of Science in Nursing completion program is designed for working registered nurses who wish to obtain a BSN from the University of Michigan. Our program recognizes the RN's unique abilities and needs. Taking advantage of prior education and clinical experience, an RN may earn credit by examination and transfer credit. Advanced studies sharpen critical thinking skills, provide the conceptual and theoretical base necessary to good decision making, introduce nursing research, and strengthen the student's liberal arts background.
Classes usually meet one day per week, with an additional clinical day in the last two semesters.
Most students graduate in just under 2 years. Advanced placement - Graduates of NMC's ADN program are automatically awarded 31 credits of advanced placement courseware. It is strongly recommended that students with transfer credits from other institutions work in conjunction with UofM's advisors. Only Uof M will be able to decide which classes will transfer into their Bachelor program other than those listed on this guide. Application procedures - Students should make contact with UofM as early in their academic career as possible.